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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"Can you provide a source where it says the facility will be used for robotics club or teams . . . [?]"

I didn't make a definitive claim on this aspect.

"It's analogous to the difference between having engineering research labs and a makerspace."

Hamilton will have created a new makerspace too, right?

Hamilton's new facility has been designed from the ground up to be the best in its class. I wouldn't underestimate the opportunities it might provide. [/quote]
No one is underestimating anything, but OP is looking for a college to do competitive robotics, not a college to do research in robotics.[/quote]
About which I posted this:

"I am not sure of Hamilton's current status in competitive robotics, nor of whether or not competitive robotics will be developed through the new facility."

Unfortunately, subsequent to that there were some distracting troll-like posts. The OP asked a question. I gave my best answer, with limitations of my knowledge noted.[/quote]

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