Students will create chatbots and solve the problems of the electric power industry at NSTU NETI

The qualifying stages will be held on March 26 at Novosibirsk State Technical University NETI The International Engineering Case-in Championship in two areas: "Electric power industry" and "Digital Atom". The participants will have to create a prototype of a chatbot capable of conducting a dialogue in natural language and solve issues related to the development of a transient monitoring system in the unified electric power system. The East.

The purpose of the championship is to popularize engineering and technical education and attract the most promising young specialists to the fuel and energy and mineral resource complexes. The participants are students, undergraduates, and postgraduates of higher education institutions under the age of 25.

On March 18, students were given cases in two areas: "Electric Power Industry" and "Digital Atom". The participants had to complete the tasks in eight days. On March 26, students will need to offer ready-made projects to solve problems in the field of information technology and the electric power industry.

Students in the field of Electric Power Engineering are solving the task of expanding and developing the monitoring system for transitional regimes in the ECO of the East, which will improve the efficiency and reliability of the energy system.

In the Digital Atom direction, participants will have to create a prototype of a chatbot capable of conducting a dialogue in natural language, recognizing user requests for data, receiving data using software robots and giving the received data in the form of a dialogue using natural language processing tools.

In total, more than 100 students from the Faculties of Power Engineering, Automation and Computer Engineering, Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, mechatronics and Automation, radio Engineering and Electronics, as well as a team from the Faculty of Electromechanics of the SSUWT will take part in the championship. The coverage of the teams ranges from first-year undergraduate students to graduate students.

Svetlana Malina, Head of the Department of Higher Education of the Ministry of Education of the Novosibirsk Region, is scheduled to give a welcoming speech at the opening of the championship.
Additional information is available on the championship website and on the NSTU portal in the "Students" section./Olympiads, contests, forums."

Location of the event:1st building, 2nd floor, conference hall.

Registration of participants starts at 9:30. It starts at 10:00.

Source: Elec.ru