MIPT and Bauman became the best in space technologies

The final of the XII season of the Autumn Cup of the International Engineering CASE-IN Championship was held in Moscow, attended by 63 teams involved in the development and implementation of lean manufacturing principles in various sectors of the Russian industrial complex.

The winners of the Space Technologies championship were two student teams from Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Pulsar and Flight of Dreams, as well as the Ryskanye MIPT team. In the final, together with the other seven teams, they presented to the experts the concepts of an optimal management system model for multi-satellite orbital groupings, developed on the basis of automation and lean manufacturing technologies.

On behalf of ALROSA, 12 teams developed a logistics model for fuel supply to enterprises based on optimization and lean manufacturing methods. The three winners included the "Era of Resonance" team of the MEI University. The Kuzbass Express team of Kuzbass State Technical University and the PetroVision team of St. Petersburg Mining University are also among the winners.

16 teams from 8 regions became finalists of the School CASE-IN League. The youngest participants designed the production of printed circuit boards on behalf of the partner company of the SEZ Alabuga. The bronze medalist in this nomination was the Olympia team from Moscow school No. 1317.

As Olga Petrova, Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation, noted in congratulating the winners and prize-winners, only qualified and motivated engineers can solve the large-scale technological development challenges facing our country. "It is such professionals who are raised and educated by the CASE-IN championship," said Olga Petrova. – Tens of thousands of schoolchildren and students have participated in it all the time. This is a significant contribution to the popularization and development of engineering professions."

According to Artyom Korolev, founder and co-chairman of the organizing committee of the CASE-IN championship, 204 student teams have become winners and prize-winners throughout the competition. «They not only received well–deserved prizes and privileges when applying to graduate and postgraduate studies, but also became participants in paid internships in companies with employment opportunities," said Artem Korolev.

As prizes, the winners and prize-winners of the championship received the right on preferential terms to enroll in graduate and postgraduate studies at universities, complete internships and internships in partner companies with the possibility of further employment.

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