Every year, the competition challenges high school and middle school students to identify a real need in their community or globally and to create an Arduino project that addresses that need.
Organized by ADFABER and sponsored by BOSCH, the competition is held within the Kids in Tech program and challenges students to combine fun, teamwork, and technology to create the most innovative Arduino project.
We are amazed by the children's ideas and what they have managed to create.
Congratulations to all participants for the hard work!
Winners High School Category
3rd place goes to The Hill Team with their project "ArduBackbone" made by Delureanu Ana-Maria, from the National College Tudor Vladimirescu, in Târgu-Jiu, under the guidance of Prof. Popescu Sanda.
2nd place is awarded to the Msp-Alarm team for the project of the same name created by Marian Șerban Petru, from the Technical College Gheorghe Asachi, in Botoșani, under the guidance of Prof. Rodica Gavril.
1st place goes to the Aedificántes team for the SuperSmartHouse project created by Iancu Robert-Andrei and Babușcă Georgiana-Miruna, from the Costache Negri National College in Galați, and Cucu Andrei, from the M. Kogălniceanu National College in Galați, under the guidance of Prof. Valeriu Apostol.
Winners in the Middle School Category
3rd Place goes to the team Rosie for their project "Rosie, the robot that takes care of plants", created by Oprea Ștefania-Miruna and Ștefan Cristian George, from Colegiul Național Ienăchiță Văcărescu in Târgoviște, under the guidance of Prof. Rafira Anca Mihaela.
2nd Place is awarded to the team Cluster Magic Sciences CNGC-CJ(1) for their project "Experimental device for air quality testing (1)", created by students Bora Bogdan, Oara Robin, and Crainic Mihai, from Colegiul Național George Coșbuc in Cluj-Napoca, under the guidance of Prof. Teodorescu Gabriel Nicolae.
1st Place is awarded to the team AndreiTech for their project "SmartBIN", created by Balan Andrei Cristian, from Liceul Teoretic Nicolae Iorga in Bucharest, under the guidance of Prof. Balan Maria.
Why do children participate in the annual Arduino robotics competition?
This year, the National Arduino Competition is in its fifth edition. Impressed by the annual number of enrolled students, we asked them directly what attracts them to this competition.
Students express their delight at the idea of sharing responsibilities and working together to achieve a common goal.
At the same time, they can let their imagination run wild, they are appreciated, and are helped to bring their own ideas to life.
We can't help but be delighted by such responses! We aim to contribute to the digital development of children in Romania and truly believe that this competition is an opportunity to develop digital skills and imagination by creating a smart working environment and innovative solutions that improve life and address current issues using technology.
See here the winning projects from this edition.
Thank you to everyone involved!
Teachers, parents who understood the importance of the IT field and modern teaching methods in today's school and introduced students to technology and programming in a practical way.
Thank you to our sponsor Bosch who makes the annual competition possible and provides the prizes.
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