Competiția Națională Arduino pentru elevii de gimnaziu și liceu​

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ABOUT
ARDUINO COMPETITION

A smart lifestyle means improving everyday life. At home, at school, at work or on the street, people can put technology to work and enjoy modern solutions for a better quality of life.

The National Arduino Competition comes with a new challenge this year! We invite high school and middle school students to submit a smart Arduino concept! Whether you offer solutions for reducing carbon emissions, making transportation more efficient, a smart work environment, a modern home or school, a smart farm or any other project with smart Arduino solutions, you can enter the competition!

Organized by ADFABER and sponsored by BOSCH, the competition is part of the Kids in Tech program and offers students a unique opportunity to combine their passion for technology with creativity and learning in a fun and interactive way.

WHY PARTICIPATE IN THE COMPETITION

Take the challenge of the competition and get involved in an educational, hands-on activity with a topical theme, where you can combine your passion for robotics with the theoretical programming skills you learned at school.

Taking part in this competition will set you apart and can launch you into a highly sought-after field!

Form a team of up to 3 students and, together with a teacher, turn your ideas into reality! Your creativity can be the start of a new lifestyle! If you are a student in grades V-XII and passionate about computer science, you have everything you need to register for the competition. Show us how much you love robotics and convince the jury that your project deserves to be awarded!

THEME ARDUINO COMPETITION

Soluții smart cu Arduino

What smart solution would you offer to humanity? Identify a need in your community or globally and create an Arduino project that helps everyone!

Are you sitting in traffic too long? Show us how Arduino can improve traffic flow. Do you think some jobs can be replaced by Arduino automation? Show us how. Have you identified a need and want to provide a smart solution with Arduino? Impress the jury with your team's project!

Duration of the event

DECEMBER 5, 2023 - APRIL 29, 2024

Registration for the competition

Teams can enter the competition by completing this form by
Monday, April 29, 2024, at 11:59 pm.
Click here for LINK

APRIL 30 - MAY 19, 2024

Submit projects

After filling in the application form, participants must send the actual project by email to arduino@adfaber.org until May 19, 2024, at 11:59pm.

MAY 20 - JUNE 9, 2024

Judging projects

All participating teams entered in the competition that have sent their
projects and have all valid data, will take part in the jury during the
May 20 - June 9, 2024, after which the projects will be evaluated
by a specialized jury.

14 JUNE

Announcement of the winners
The winners will be contacted by phone and email, and will later be
announced on the competition's website.

‘‘The competition was a real challenge for the students. They started with an engaging and bold idea, which they kept changing throughout the process until they brought the final product to the desired form. I believe such competitions offer students the chance to learn practically. It is a significant step forward in their development.”

Horlescu Gabriela, ICT Teacher (Information and Communication Technology),
Technical College "Gheorghe Cartianu" from Piatra Neamț'

‘‘We thank you for the opportunity to participate in this competition. It is a 'different' competition from other computer science contests, a new challenge. The students have studied, researched, tried, and this year they won 3rd place and are convinced that next year they will be winners. This competition has brought a lot of added value to the students: new knowledge, teamwork, research for the project.’’

Lőkös Annamária, Computer Science teacher,
National College "Ioan Slavici" from Satu Mare

Previous editions

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who can participate in the competition?

The competition is open to all students in grades V-XII who are passionate about technology and IT. The competition is organized in teams of maximum 3 students and a coordinating teacher.

2. What should the project contain?

The project will include a smart solution for a real problem using Arduino (solving or streamlining an identified need).

*Submission of the project to the competition will be in the form of a PowerPoint presentation with images from the realization of the project and some explanations about the functionality. The team must also submit a video of the project running and some explanations about its functionality.

3. What resources/materials do we need to realize the project?

You can find useful resources for the project in the resources section. However, you can use any information or course material available online to help you complete the project.

4. How will the winners be announced?

Winners will be notified by phone and email, and their names and project details will be posted on the competition website.

5. How can I send video?

The easiest way is to make a screen recording with a free program like Loom or Zoom, upload it to YouTube or drive and email us a link. Before sending the link, please check in an incognito window that it opens.