On April 25th at 14:00, the final round of the 20th China Robot Competition (hereinafter referred to as the "Competition"), hosted by the School of Mechanical and Electronic Information Engineering of China University of Geosciences, and organized by the Student Science and Technology Innovation Center of the School of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering and the Robot Maker Association, concluded successfully at the Student Activity Center of China University of Geosciences (Wuhan). With over 500 participants and 196 teams gathered, the event showcased the results of their preparations and their skills. The opening ceremony was presided over by Ding Yufeng, Deputy Secretary of the Youth League Committee of the School of Mechanical and Electronic Information Engineering, and attended by Ding Huafeng, Dean of the School, Wu Di, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the School, directors of various departments of the school, as well as teachers and student representatives who organized and participated in the competition.
During the opening ceremony, Ding Huafeng, the Dean of the School of Mechanical and Electronic Information Engineering, delivered a speech. He pointed out that robot competitions, as a means of cultivating students' innovation ability and teamwork spirit, have always been greatly loved by teachers and students. This competition provides a stage for young students to showcase themselves, enhance their innovation capabilities, learn new knowledge, and understand new technologies. He also hoped that all participating teams would take this competition as an opportunity to fully unleash their innovative thinking on the platform of the robot competition, continuously improve their abilities and qualities through constant learning and exploration. Finally, he wished this year's robot competition a complete success.
Dean Ding Huafeng delivers a speech on stage.
Wu Di, the Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the School of Mechanical and Electronic Information Engineering, emphasized the significance of hosting such a multi-track competition during the Science and Technology Culture Festival and Robot Competition. She stressed that the purpose of organizing such a competition is not only to promote the spirit of technological competition but also to provide a platform for students to showcase their innovative talents and practical abilities. Through such events, it is hoped to inspire students' enthusiasm for science and technology, cultivate their teamwork spirit, and enhance their ability to solve practical problems.
Wu Di, the Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the School of Mechanical and Electronic Information Engineering, introduced the relevant information about the competition.
Director Zhang Xiangli of the Electronic Information Department, along with student representative Chen Kaifu, officially declared the start of the competition and congratulated its smooth commencement. They also encouraged participating contestants to be innovative and strive for excellence, noting that the competition not only tests students' ability to apply knowledge learned in the classroom but also hones their skills in solving real-world problems. Furthermore, they highlighted that the competition provides students with a platform to showcase themselves and exchange ideas, giving them the opportunity to demonstrate their creativity and talent to a wider audience.
Director Zhang Xiangli of the Electronic Information Department delivers a speech on stage.
Student representative Chen Kaifu delivers a speech on stage.
The grand robot competition featured seven different tracks, each meticulously designed to comprehensively assess and showcase participants' knowledge, skills, and innovation in the field of robotics. Hosting such a multi-track competition aims not only to promote the spirit of technological competition but also to provide a platform for demonstrating students' innovative talents and practical abilities. Through such events, it is aimed to ignite students' enthusiasm for science and technology, foster their teamwork spirit, and enhance their problem-solving abilities.
At the same time, the competition plays a vital role in promoting academic atmosphere and fostering good study habits.
The competition encourages senior students to take on significant roles, not only to demonstrate their own strengths but also to serve as role models for junior students, encouraging them to participate in the wave of technological innovation. Through the guidance and demonstration of senior students, it effectively promotes the learning interest and competition ability of junior students, thereby fostering a positive, mutually supportive learning and competition environment within the entire college.
Participants in each track proceeded to their designated locations to begin the competition. Competitions in various categories were held simultaneously. During the competition, the robots demonstrated outstanding performance and operational precision, fully reflecting the excellent abilities of the students in mechanical design, programming, and teamwork. Throughout the event, the dean and leaders visited the works of outstanding students, engaging in in-depth communication and interaction with them.
Dean Ding Huafeng engages in communication with students from the Smart Product Innovation Competition team.
Students' entries from the Two-Wheel Racewalking Group.
Students' entries from the Six-Wheel Racewalking Group.
Students' entries from the Indoor Mini Quadcopter Race Group.
This year's Science and Technology Culture Festival and Robot Competition is not just a celebration of technological competition, but also a platform for young students to showcase their talents and pursue their dreams. It awakens students' enthusiasm for scientific exploration while providing them with opportunities for learning, communication, and mutual improvement. We look forward to these promising young scientists continuing to shine in their future innovation journeys and contributing their wisdom and strength to social progress.
Looking ahead, our university will continue to organize similar beneficial activities, building more platforms for display and training, and promoting the prosperity of campus science and technology culture. Let us anticipate the next Robot Competition bringing even more creativity and innovation.
