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The Lion cubs succeeded among much older rivals

Publication date: 
2022/05/03
The robotic competition, organized by the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, was also attended by the youngest generation educated at CTU - pupils of the Lvíčata (Lion Cubs) primary school established by the university. And they certainly didn't lose their way!

The team of the University Primary School and Kindergarten Lvíčata consisting of Tomáš Janča, Mojmír and Matyáš Němcovi took a fantastic fourth place in the competition organized for students of the second grade of primary schools and the corresponding years of grammar schools. This is also admirable considering that Lvíčata are first grade students. The only teams from grammar schools that finished ahead of them were from Beroun, Hradec Králové and Ostrava.

The goal of the competition is to design and demonstrate a robot that can complete a task called "mountain climber" and overcome a complex obstacle course that has been changed several times in the competition.

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