Schoolchildren of the Orenburg region will perform in the final of the Autumn Cup of the CASE-IN Championship

A team of young researchers from school No. 10 Gaya of the Orenburg region reached the final All-Russian competition among schoolchildren on solving engineering cases under the auspices of The International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN". The competition is supported by the presidential platform "Russia – the land of opportunities" and The All-Russian competition of youth projects for educational institutions of higher education Rosmolodezh.Grants.

During the qualifying stage of the competition, 1,100 students in grades 9-11 from 50 regions of Russia rated the technologies that have the greatest impact on achieving Russia's technological leadership and developed measures to develop these technologies.

"Only 12 teams from 11 Russian regions qualified for the finals., - says Artyom Korolev, founder and co-chairman of the organizing committee of the CASE-IN championship, - The strongest participants will meet on December 15 in Moscow at the site of the general final of the Autumn Cup "CASE-IN". They will present their ideas to the experts, and the authors of the best solution will receive this season's champions Cup."

Among the finalists is the GUY - ENERGY team of Guy's school No. 10.

Team captain Nikolay Natakhin, Victoria Mishchishina, Polina Moiseenko and Daniil Omelchenko have developed a solution for the digital transformation of a city-forming enterprise, the Gaisky Mining and Processing Plant, a large industrial enterprise in the Orenburg region.

The students suggested optimizing production efficiency by using a number of end-to-end digital technologies. Among them are visiometric analysis of the grade of processed ore based on neurotechnology, autopiloting of mining equipment using the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence (AIoT), mixed reality technologies, big data storage and processing technologies, promising space systems and services.

The finalists also calculated the cost-effectiveness of their solution.

"According to preliminary calculations, the implementation of these technologies may bring the project an additional profit of about 1.3 billion rubles over 10 years, and additional contributions to the state budget will amount to about 230 million rubles.", - say the students.

The winners and prize–winners will receive additional USE points when applying to bachelor's degree programs at one of the 109 partner universities of the CASE-IN championship in 53 regions of Russia. Also, the strongest participants will be invited to educational shifts #Brighter at the VDC "Orlyonok" and the "School of Young Power Engineers" at the Smena VDC.

In addition, the authors of the best ideas will be able to travel around Russia with the program. "More than a journey."

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