By Luis Fernando Sanabria | General Manager
On September 16 at the Arambe Educational Center, the Second Date of the competitions of the National Robotics League 2017-2018 was held. With the support of NASA, the Robotics Academy of Carnegie Mellon University and Vex Robotics, students at all levels of education presented their robotics projects, designed, built and programmed by them, all in order to solve an engineering challenge that has been presented to them in game form during the academic cycle 2017-2018.
Among these students, students of the CEM have had an outstanding participation, winning 5th place of the General competition and 2nd place in its category. This is a great achievement for girls who just a few months ago started their training and participation in Robotics competitions.
In addition to building the robot, students actively learn about science, technology, engineering and mathematics with a STEM-oriented research project (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics). More than 60 teams made up of Paraguayan students, aged between 8 and 21, were evaluated for competencies such as; teamwork, programming skills, and robot management.
By Luis Fernando Sanabria | General Manager
By Luis Fernando Sanabria | General Manager
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