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CONTEST OF ROBOT-MAKING EXPERTS, STUDENTS AND PUPILS TO BE HELD DURING
"DIGITEC 2008"
YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 2, NOYAN TAPAN. The Union of IT Enterprises of
Armenia (UITE) jointly with the Armenian subsidiary of National
Instruments company (US) and 5-6 other companies envisage to organize a
contest of robot-making experts, students and pupils, the executive
director of UITE Karen Vardanian announced at the November 2 press
conference, adding that the contest will be held within the framework
of the international exhibition "DigiTec 2008" (on October 3-5).
In his words, the organizing committee of the contest has already been
set up, and it is now developing the requirements for contest
participants. He attached special importance to the participation of
students and pupils from the viewpoint that while making robots, they
have to solve simultaneously mechanics, electronics, radiophysics and
IT problems. K. Vardanian said that the surveys of foreign students who
participated in similar exhibitions show that the "knowledge they get
during 4-5 months of robot-making is equal to the knowledge gained
during their studies at university".
K. Vardanian did not rule out that robot-making students and pupils of
Armenia may take part in international contests.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
"DIGITEC 2008"
YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 2, NOYAN TAPAN. The Union of IT Enterprises of
Armenia (UITE) jointly with the Armenian subsidiary of National
Instruments company (US) and 5-6 other companies envisage to organize a
contest of robot-making experts, students and pupils, the executive
director of UITE Karen Vardanian announced at the November 2 press
conference, adding that the contest will be held within the framework
of the international exhibition "DigiTec 2008" (on October 3-5).
In his words, the organizing committee of the contest has already been
set up, and it is now developing the requirements for contest
participants. He attached special importance to the participation of
students and pupils from the viewpoint that while making robots, they
have to solve simultaneously mechanics, electronics, radiophysics and
IT problems. K. Vardanian said that the surveys of foreign students who
participated in similar exhibitions show that the "knowledge they get
during 4-5 months of robot-making is equal to the knowledge gained
during their studies at university".
K. Vardanian did not rule out that robot-making students and pupils of
Armenia may take part in international contests.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress