The gold and silver of the "space" direction are among the students of MSTU

The final of the XII season of the Autumn Cup of the International Engineering Championship CASE-IN took place On December 9 in Moscow at the site of the Lomonosov Cluster. The expert jury reviewed 63 promising solutions for the implementation of lean manufacturing principles in key areas of the Russian industrial complex performed by students, schoolchildren and young professionals. The 18 winning and prize—winning teams of the finals received well—deserved awards - paid internships and career development opportunities, mastered valuable professional skills and exchanged experiences with their peers. First and second place in The Student League was won by the teams of the Bauman Moscow State Technical University, consisting of students from the Faculty of SM.

At the Autumn Cup, participants of the Student and School Leagues, as well as the League of Young Professionals and the League of Working Specialties solved cases on the main theme of the XII season of the CASE-IN championship — "Lean Manufacturing". The tasks for the contestants were prepared by the partner companies of the championship, taking into account real production situations.

"This is my first time here, but I have already felt an incredible friendly atmosphere. The Autumn Cup, which brought together 4,500 talented young people this year, traditionally ends each CASE-IN season. In 2024, almost 12,000 people were able to show their best qualities and acquire professional skills in the championship. 63 youth teams received tickets to the finals, and 252 future and current engineers presented their ideas to the expert community," said Gennady Guryanov, Deputy General Director of ANO Russia — Land of Opportunities. — Today, the experts of the championship saw dozens of bold innovative solutions. I am sure that many of them will be put into practice when implementing lean manufacturing technologies at Russian enterprises."

In the final of the most popular league, the Student League, 22 teams met. The competition was held with the support of the National Research University "MEI" and the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia.

Alexander Vedekhin, Deputy Director of the Department of State Youth Policy and Educational Activities of the Russian Ministry of Education and Science, highly appreciated the efforts of the participants and organizers of the CASE-IN: 

"We are working to ensure that you can not only get higher and secondary specialized education, but also that you have the opportunity to develop and improve your professional skills," Alexander Vedekhin emphasized, "So that those who are just deciding on their future specialty can choose the business they like more accurately; so that students can take leading jobs, and I'm sure many of you will become outstanding technology entrepreneurs. And those who are currently in their final years or are already young professionals could develop their professional skills, move faster up the career ladder and implement their professional skills that you have acquired, including through the CASE-IN championship."

The year 2024 in The Student League will be remembered for the opening of a new field, Space Technologies, in which university students had the opportunity to show their skills. In the final, 10 teams presented to the experts the concepts of an optimal management system model for multi-satellite orbital groupings based on automation and lean manufacturing technologies, ensuring increased management efficiency in the planning horizon until 2033.

The gold and silver winners of the "space" direction were students of the Bauman Moscow State Technical University.:

1st place — Pulsar team The students of the CM3 department are Dmitry Baranchikov, Tatiana Smirnova, Varvara Lobanova, Taisya Surina (captain).
2nd place — the Flight of Dreams team The students of the CM13, CM1 and CM2 departments include Vladimir Shchedrin (captain), Matvey Fedin, Artyom Kochetov, and Ainur Uraksin.

In third place is the "Prowl" of the National Research Nuclear University MEPhI.

Vsevolod Koryanov, Associate Professor of the CM3 Department, helped the winning team prepare for the championship. He was awarded a special award — the badge "Reliable Mentor" and the gratitude of Olga Petrova, Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of Russia, for the effective organization of the process of formation and development of professional knowledge, skills and abilities of the participants.

"Vsevolod Vladimirovich was the mentor of our team, criticized our solution to the case and suggested how to make it better. We are very grateful to him for his help in preparation," says fifth—year student Taisya Surina.

The final of the Autumn Cup ended with honoring the winners and prize-winners with the participation of representatives of relevant ministries and departments of Russia.

First Deputy Minister of Education of Russia Alexander Bugaev welcomed the participants on behalf of Minister Sergey Kravtsov.

"The championship unites all those who are passionate about engineering and moving the country forward," said Alexander Bugaev.

The winners of the Student League will be able to enroll in master's and postgraduate studies at universities on preferential terms, complete internships and internships in partner companies with the possibility of further employment. In addition, the champions and prize-winners will attend industry youth educational forums and travel around Russia as part of the "More than a Journey" program.

XIII season of the International Engineering Championship CASE-IN It starts on February 1, 2025. The championship is held with the support of the presidential platforms "Russia is a land of opportunity."

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