Nonnewaug High School’s first robotics team, Team Beta, is hosting the second annual Tech Fest from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, October 29, at Nonnewaug High School, 5 Minortown Rd., Woodbury.
The event is aimed at promoting science and technology and offers a variety of exciting exhibits appealing to people of all ages.
The event will include a wide variety of different exhibitors that will each display various presentations that cover everything from solar energy to laser light demonstrations.
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This year, several new exhibits will be added to the roster, including a crash-simulator from the Connecticut State Police called the Convincer, which allows individuals over the age of 15 to safely experience a car crash at five miles per hour.
Returning exhibitors include the J.J. McCarthy Observatory and the Wilby Electrathon car, a car constructed by students at Wilby High School that runs entirely on electric power.
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Admission is free for this event.
Those seeking more information may contact Team Beta at contact@team-beta.org or visit the Team Beta website.
