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Caden Pohlkamp: 7th Grader Innovates Underwater Robot for Ponds
Caden Pohlkamp, a Texas 7th grader, built an underwater robot to test pond water quality. His invention measures environmental variables and shows that fountains improve aquatic life. This project earned him recognition as a national junior innovator finalist, and he aims to expand his environmental robotics efforts.
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