Academic Robotics Competition | Champions go to Bay Area for exchange

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19 teams competed in 3 groups: land, sea and air Support EJ Tech

originalPublished in Hong Kong Economic Times Financial NewsEJ Tech Innovation Lab“

The University of Hong Kong is committed to promoting STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) interactive education and artificial intelligence applications. Recently, it has held aINNOVATIASIA: 2024 AI EVERYWHERE Robot Esports Invitational Tournament (GBA)Robotics Competition. The three winning teams in each category will receive prize money.Champion Team【Table】Was arranged to visit Intel Greater Bay Area Technology Innovation Center for exchange.

19 teams competed in 3 groups: land, sea and air

The competition attracted 19 secondary school teams to participate, and some representatives came from Vietnam to Hong Kong to compete. It is divided into three parts: “sea, land, and air”, including “underwater robot sumo competition”, “robot rugby competition” and “drone dance competition”. Each team will compete in multiple games according to the theme, testing logical thinking, programming, innovation, teamwork and communication. The Canadian International School of Hong Kong sponsored the event. Principal Wong Tim-wai believes that the competition coincides with the school’s emphasis on technology, innovation and 21st century skills.

The Robotics Competition attracted 19 secondary school teams to participate. The picture shows the winning team of the “Underwater Robot Sumo Competition”. (Innovatiasia online photo)

This competition is fully supported by Cyberport2024 Digital Entertainment Leaders Forum“One of the important agendas. Cyberport Chief Public Mission Officer Chen Siyuan mentioned that this competition aims to combine e-sports and entertainment education to provide participants with a platform to get in touch with innovative technology, especially in programming and artificial intelligence, to promote their creativity and creativity.