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  • Ayb High School's Robotics Team Receives Special Prize In U.S.

    AYB HIGH SCHOOL'S ROBOTICS TEAM RECEIVES SPECIAL PRIZE IN U.S.

    17:51 17/04/2013 " SOCIETY

    The Ayb High School's robotics team, sponsored by VivaCell-MTS, had a
    successful participation at the Fire Fighting Home Robot Contest held
    on April 6-7 at Trinity College in Hartford, CT, USA. The Aybstorm
    robot prepared by the students and their teacher Vazgen Gabrielyan
    received a special prize at the contest.

    As the Partner of Ayb Senior School and sponsor of robotics project,
    VivaCell-MTS allocated AMD 14 million of financial assistance for the
    creation of robotics laboratory, its equipment, continuous operation
    and further development, as well as for participation of the robotics
    team in local and international competitions.

    "VivaCell-MTS extends hands to AYB Senior School in line with its
    commitment to encouraging the development of robotics in Armenia. As a
    responsible corporate citizen, VivaCell-MTS supports young peoples'
    interest in the sphere of robotics, which can positively affect the
    development of related spheres of industry in Armenia and help
    developing the country's competitiveness in international markets.

    VivaCell-MTS is present wherever there is room to development,
    wherever we can encourage our people's intellectual excellence,"
    VivaCell-MTS General Manager Ralph Yirikian said.

    The Fire Fighting Home Robot Contest organized by Trinity College is
    celebrating its 20th anniversary this year and is considered one of
    the premiere robotics events in the world. The contest includes two
    categories - Fire Fighting Home Robot and RoboWaiter. Over 130 teams
    from 7 countries took part this year, Armenia being represented for
    the first time by Ayb's small team. The Ayb robotics team competed in
    the high school age group, which included around 30 participants. The
    team successfully passed the first test thanks to a well-prepared
    poster depicting the robot's capabilities, and then faced the jury.

    The fact that the Ayb team managed to fight its way into the top eight
    in the group alongside teams from countries like Israel and China is
    truly a remarkable achievement.

    Source: Panorama.am

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