Reports

2024/12/10
In this year's brand new issue of TecniCall, most of the articles are dedicated to space. And from a variety of different perspectives.

Fly4Future, a company closely linked to CTU Faculty of Electrical Engineering, has won the prestigious AI Company of the Year award at the AI Awards for the development of unique flying robots (UAVs) with artificial intelligence and their introduction to the global market. This achievement confirms the technological advances in the field of autonomous drones and innovations in robotics. The prestigious AI Awards, which highlight the most outstanding achievements in the field of artificial intelligence, were presented to Fly4Future at the Vzlet hall in Vršovice on 21 November.

2024/12/09
The best CTU athletes were also announced at the concert of the CTU Singing Association in the Bethlehem Chapel on 5 December. Thank you and congratulations!

In less than a month from the first idea, a new spin-off company AdvaMat Coatings s.r.o. was established at CTU. Thanks to the close cooperation of the Technology Transfer and Fundraising Department of CTU Rectorate and the business-oriented approach of the founders, Prof. Tomáš Polcar and Ing. Martin Daňek from Faculty of Electrical Engineering of CTU, the process was quickly and smoothly completed. AdvaMat Coatings focuses on innovative technologies for industrial coatings with a primary focus on glass moulds, where the impact of rising energy and material prices is a major challenge.

Andrii Vedernikov received the award from the hands of the Vice-Rector for International Relations prof. Ing. Oldřich Starý, CSc.

The innovation vouchers of the University Centre for Energy Efficient Buildings (UCEEB) of CTU are intended for small and medium-sized enterprises that develop innovative products and services in the field of construction and operate outside Prague. These vouchers can be used by companies to cover up to 75% of the cost of research and development services provided by UCEEB. The vouchers for which companies can apply are covered by the Technology and Applications for Competitiveness programme.

A brand new ice rink under the Technical Canteen of Czech Technical University in Jugoslávských partizánů Street, Prague 6, was opened by cutting the blue ribbon on Monday afternoon, 2 December.

Czech Technical University in Prague awarded its best students with the Stanislav Hanzel Prize on the occasion of the International Student Day on 17 November. The award was presented at the end of November 2024 in the Bethlehem Chapel during the gala concert of the Czech Engineering Academy from the hands of the Rector of Czech Technical University in Prague doc. Vojtěch Petráček, Chairman of the Board of the CTU Stanislav Hanzel Foundation doc. Dr. Ing. Václav Liška, Dean of Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, doc. Ing. Miroslav Španiel, CSc. and the Rector Emeritus of CTU, prof. Ing. Petr Zuna, CSc. D.Eng. h. c.

On 21 November 2024, the community of students, innovators, educators and industry representatives that make up the EuroTeQ consortium gathered at all partner universities as part of the EuroTeQ Day hybrid event. This unique event took place both in a virtual environment, where more than 550 people registered, and in the form of meetings on the campuses of the universities, where hundreds of students and staff participants gathered.
The EuroTeQ stand was in the atrium of Faculty of Architecture at CTU. Thank you to all of you who came to learn about the project and to those of you who came to support us and celebrate this day together.

2024/11/28
A new ice rink was built in Jugoslávských partisans street below the CTU Technical Canteen. You can skate on it for a great price of CZK 140 for the whole day for adults and CZK 90 for children. Schools and kindergartens are free of charge!