Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering –
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During the competition
From November 18th to 21st, Russian Robotics Week took place in St. Petersburg, including the international Robotics Skills competition. Students from the Automobile and Road Construction Faculty of St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering demonstrated a high level of professional training and won prizes in two categories.
First-year master's students Daniil Parfeni, Mark Druzhinin, Ornella Tskhovrebova, and Eva Boglaeva took second place in the "Digital Manufacturing" category. The team's preparation was supervised by Roman Litvin, PhD, Associate Professor of the Department of Ground Transport and Technological Machines. A total of 10 teams competed in this category.
First-year student Amir Shakhbanov took third place in the Additive Technologies category. During the competition, participants had to model a gearbox housing based on the specified dimensions of a digital model, create a functional workstation object consisting of three or more interconnected parts with fastening mechanisms, and design and manufacture gripping fingers for a robotic arm capable of holding cylindrical objects. The winner was trained by Alena Kolomeets, senior lecturer in the Department of Ground Transport and Technological Machines.
"Our students' victories confirm the effectiveness of the university's educational programs in digital technology and additive manufacturing," Roman Litvin said. "And the Robotics Skills competition provided the students with the opportunity to apply their acquired knowledge in practice, demonstrate their professional skills, and, most importantly, establish contacts with leading experts in the field of robotics."
SPbGASU congratulates the winners and thanks the teachers for preparing the teams!
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