Nick J. Rahall, II Appalachian Transportation Institute sponsored the five day
 Intelligent Transportation Systems Workshop Using LEGO Robotics
at Marshall University,  in the City National Bank on 20th St., Huntington, WV.
ATI is a University Transportation Center funded by a $12 million grant from the
United States Department of Transportation  through the efforts of West Virginia
Congressman Nick J. Rahall, II.  One of the goals of ATI is to encourage interest in
math, science, and the study of transportation to equip our youth to solve our
nation's transportation challenges.  The students were challenged to build a system of
transportation and construct a city highway system through using
LEGO elements and ROBOLAB, developed by Tufts University.

DC Student Red Rover Crew says "Hello" to those touring the ATI demonstrations.

ATI AppaLEGO City is seen from a computer at Davis Creek Elementary
with banner to Congressman Rahall in the background.

Banners hang over the Davis Creek Elementary Red Rover Center.

Davis Creek Elementary computers show the
DC Red Rover and the Red Rover program as viewed by the camera.
DC RR students are watching the ATI AppaLEGO City and responding
to commands to operate vehicles via the Internet.

Early in the day this DC RR student views the ATI AppaLEGO City.

Red Rover at Davis Creek Elementary

Davis Creek Elementary Red Rover student crew with ATI T-shirts

A close view of the Davis Creek Red Rover with camera

Full pages at these links.
ATI LEGO Intelligent Transportation Workshops

Created July 28, 2001
S. Simon
L. Hamilton