Hungarian students won the Olympic Games of robotics
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According to 444.hu, Hungarian students won the First Global Challenge competition in Washington. Students between the ages of 15 and 18 entered the challenge from 162 countries to compete in robotics and work together with the representatives of other nations.
The cooperation between nations was connected to a global challenge. The challenge itself was to provide access to clean, drinkable water. This message was symbolically embodied in a game during which the teams had to build robots that had to collect as many balls as possible.
Around Tuesday midnight, the jury announced that the students of the Budapest Fazekas Mihály Primary and High School won the Global Grand Challenge Awards. Hungarian students have been doing really well at international competitions recently.
Besides Fazekas School and its Team Europe, the students of the Balatonalmádi Bilingual High School and Dormitory also entered the competition, which made Hungary the only European country to be represented by two teams.
