Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard Engineer Vance Hashimoto, right, from Code 100TO.32 Technology Insertion, demonstrates how to use a robotic arm to students during a STEM event at the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii, July 20, 2023. The robotic arm is moved by a controller and responds to students' inputs of the controller. Students were challenged to pick up foam blocks with the arm's claw and to see how high they can be stacked. The PHNSY tables also featured a dry dock model, and STEM educational Lego kits to inspire the students interest in STEM careers as well as careers at the shipyard.

Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard Analyst Nick Bove, left, from Code 100TO.31 Innovation, demonstrates the STEM educational Lego kits to students during a science, technology, engineering, and mathematics event at the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii, July 20, 2023. Each Lego kit introduces students to the building, programing, and troubleshooting of computerized systems and equipment. The PHNSY tables also featured a dry dock model, and a robotic arm to inspire the students interest in STEM as well as careers at the shipyard.

Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard (PHNSY) Engineer Ryan Saito, from Code 100TO.32 Technology Insertion, gestures to the PHNSY booths that are set up and ready for students to interact with the hands-on demonstrations during a science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) event at the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii, July 20, 2023. The PHNSY tables featured a dry dock model, STEM educational Lego kits, and a robotics arm to inspire the students interest in STEM as well as careers at the shipyard.

Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard (PHSNY) Engineer Vance Hashimoto, right, from Code 100TO.32 Technology Insertion, listens to a question from a student operating a robotic arm, as additional students, left, view the demonstrations at the table, during a STEM event at the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii, July 20, 2023. The PHNSY tables also featured a dry dock model, and STEM educational Lego kits to inspire the students interest in STEM careers as well as careers at the shipyard.