Schoolchildren from Kemerovo, Samara and Mordovia won the CASE-IN competition.

The winners of the engineering solutions competition of the School League of the International Engineering Championship have been determined "CASE-IN" - one of the projects of the presidential platform "Russia - the land of opportunities". Four teams became winners: the teams of school No. 93 and Lyceum No. 23 in Kemerovo, the team of Samara Lyceum "Technical" and the team of the school of the village of Krasnaya Podgora in the Republic of Mordovia. Their projects are recognized as the best for the fuel and energy and mineral resource complexes. 5 more teams won prizes.

In total, schoolchildren from grades 6-11 from 26 regions of Russia took part in the competition. The guys who reached the finals showed real operating devices related to new technologies for the production, transmission, distribution and consumption of thermal and electrical energy.

- Among the participants there are guys who themselves designed a device for viewing multimeter readings for the safe operation of electricians, a robot scout of hard-to-reach territories, a smart electric meter with advanced functionality, an indoor climate monitoring system and other devices. I am sure that all the projects will find application in life. And prizes are not just waiting for the four winners. All students will receive additional points for the Unified State Exam upon admission to 19 universities in the country. In addition, they will be invited to a thematic shift. #Brighter. It will be held online from November 11 to 24 at the Smena All-Russian Children's Center, - He told me Vladislav Davankov, Deputy General Director of ANO Russia - the Land of Opportunities.

According to Artyom Korolev, founder and co-chairman of the organizing committee of the CASE-IN championship, "participation in the engineering solutions competition is an opportunity to develop scientific and technical creativity skills, learn how to work in a team and present your ideas to reputable experts." "This is the first step towards a conscious choice of a future career related to exact sciences and engineering specialties," said Artem Korolev.

The young inventors showed particular interest in wind energy: a wind turbine for operation in ventilation pipes, a model of a flying wind turbine and a wind turbine capable of using both wind and water energy were presented to the jury.

The students' projects were evaluated by experts representing industry companies and technical universities in Russia. The results of the competition were summarized in three age groups and in two categories: with the use of microelectronic components and without the use of microelectronic components.

A source: Rossiyskaya Gazeta