Budennovsk high school students assessed the effect of introducing end-to-end technologies into the economy

A team of young researchers from Budyonnovsky Lyceum No. 8 reached the finals of the All-Russian competition among schoolchildren for 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 made it to the finals," says Artem Korolev, founder and co-chairman of the CASE-IN championship organizing committee. "The strongest participants will meet on December 15 in Moscow at the site of the general final of the CASE-IN Autumn Cup. They will present their ideas to the experts, and the authors of the best solution will receive this season's champions Cup."

The team "Radicals", representing Lyceum No. 8 in Budennovsk, reached the final.

Team captain Maxim Shaporenko, Daria Kazak, Daniil Kolomoytsev and Yulia Tsapleva proposed developing artificial intelligence, wireless communications, robotics, industrial Internet and new production technologies in Russia.

The high school students also assessed the effect of introducing end-to-end technologies into the Russian economy. "According to our research, the Russian economy should show GDP growth of about 1300 billion rubles," say the finalists from Stavropol.

The winners and prize-winners will receive additional USE points and invitations 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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