A schoolboy from the Republic of Khakassia is a CASE-IN champion

A student of the Shura village school in the Republic of Khakassia became the winner of the School League The International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN", implemented with the support of the presidential platform "Russia – the land of opportunities". The contestant achieved success in the individual competition in the field of "Engineering and technical creativity".

The CASE-IN Championship is included in the Science to Win initiative and the plan Decades of science and Technology, is implemented within the framework of the federal project "Social elevators for everyone" of the national project "Education".

"During the School League competitions, 340 participants from 40 regions completed tasks on the topic of "Lean Manufacturing," said Artyom Korolev, founder and co-chairman of the organizing committee of the CASE-IN International Engineering Championship. – Teams of high school students solved the case "Lean technologies for sustainable development", and students in grades 3-11 were engaged in engineering and technical creativity. In total, the contestants presented 150 projects and solutions."

The competitions in the field of "Engineering and technical creativity" were held in four categories.

In the nomination "Competition of digital projects in the format of modeling, 3D printing, IT project and other formats among schoolchildren in grades 9-11", high school students were asked to develop a technical device using 3D printing, modeling or IT project aimed at optimizing production (programming, layout, working with digital designers, databases, etc.) high-demand digital solutions (websites, applications, chatbots, artificial intelligence components, etc.).

Among the individual participants, the winner was Egor Palkin from Shirinsky School No. 4 named after Hero of the Soviet Union Alexei Tolmachev." Egor designed an ambient air analysis device at fuel and energy companies.

"The device is a complex of sensors that analyze the environment according to four parameters: temperature, the presence of flammable and non-flammable gases, dustiness and the presence of flames," explains Egor.

The champions and prize–winners of the School League will receive diplomas, valuable gifts and a certificate for additional USE points upon admission to bachelor's degree programs at one of the partner universities of the championship. In addition, they will receive invitations to industry youth educational forums at the VDC "Eaglet" or VDC "Smena".

The organizers of the CASE-IN championship are the Reliable Change Foundation, the Non-profit Partnership Youth Forum of Mining Leaders and AstraLogica LLC.

The project is being implemented using a grant from the President of the Russian Federation for the development of civil society.

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