WASHINGTON, D.C. (7News) — D.C. students were recognized in October for their NASA-inspired robots. The 2025 STEM Intern Celebration at Samsung D.C. HQ highlighted students’ six-week summer program with NASA-inspired robotics and AI tools. On-Ramps to Careers is a non-profit partnership that makes technology and engineering careers more attainable to youth in the Nation’s Capital. One group of D.C. teens used NASA-inspired robots that could help deliver food in the city’s “fo

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