The competition, part of the Smart City and Big Data Conference, combined robotics, computer vision, creativity, and teamwork. Participants had to set up and program an Arduino UNO Q-based robot to tackle the challenge.
The high level of the participants highlighted the importance of coordination and experimentation in finding technological solutions. The winning team achieved victory in a day dedicated to learning by doing.
This experience offered students the opportunity to apply their knowledge, develop problem-solving and collaboration skills, and connect their university education with a practical challenge.
The Smart City Chair of the Alcoy Campus of the UPV, the Alcoy City Council, and Arduino sponsored the event.
