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Schoolchildren and students of Ryazan took part in the tournament on robotics

In the Ryazan College of Electronics, within the framework of the federal project “Professionality” of the national project “Youth and Children”, a robotics tournament “New Height” was held

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Schoolchildren and students of Ryazan took part in the tournament on robotics

In the Ryazan College of Electronics, within the framework of the federal project “Professionality” of the national project “Youth and Children”, a robotics tournament “New Height” was held. This was reported in the press service of the regional Ministry of education.

Participants of the competition were students of Ryazan schools and students of SPO. The guys had to pass the track in the simulator, find four fires and extinguish them with the help of search and designed to extinguish drones.

The winner of the tournament was the team of the Rybnovsk school No. 1. The second place was taken by the students of the Dyadkovo school, and the third place was taken by the team from the school No. 63 of Ryazan.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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