Kuzbass pupils of the Unikum educational center became winners of the CASE-IN Championship

Teenagers studying at the UnikUm educational center at KuzSTU, which was created with the support of SGK and the Andrey Melnichenko Charitable Foundation, became winners and prize-winners of the International Engineering CASE-IN Championship.

The final stage of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" has passed. Representatives of seven regions of Russia took part in it, including the guys from Kuzbass who showed their skills.

"CASE-IN" is an all—Russian competition of projects in the field of energy among teenagers, aimed at identifying the most promising students for the energy industry.

The students defended projects on the topic "New technologies for the production, transmission, distribution and consumption of thermal and electrical energy", demonstrated their inventions to the members of the expert commission, and proved their efficiency.

In the nomination "Technical device made using microelectronic components" in the younger age category, the UnikUma team took the first place. The team included Ilya Gurkin and Stepan Bolshakov, students of the UnikUm educational center at KuzSTU.

The winning development of the Smart Worker guys is an external helmet module that can track the location of the worker, his condition, provide him with wireless mobile communication, and also has the ability to urgently contact the dispatcher in case of an emergency. It is assumed that this module will help reduce the number of accidents in production, as well as increase the comfort and safety of workers.

The second team of the UnikUm educational center, Promise, which included Konstantin Vorotkov and Nikolai Matkov, became the winner with the Electronic Assistant project. It is a device capable of connecting to any multimeter (combined electrical measuring device) with a Bluetooth module and projecting measurement readings and all the information necessary for it onto the human eye. As a result, the device will shorten the work time and increase the safety of electricians at work.

The Iron Cadres team, which included the "unics" Artyom Sannikov and Roman Sadovets, took second place with the "Robotic Platform" project. The project consists of an all-terrain platform, on the basis of which there is a special compartment for transporting a quadcopter. It is designed for visual reconnaissance of the territory where an emergency situation has arisen.

All winners and prize-winners will receive additional points for the Unified State Exam upon admission to almost two dozen leading Russian universities.

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