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At the “First Global Challenge – 2026” international robotics competition, held in Incheon, South Korea, from October 7 to 10, Uzbekistan’s national team won three gold medals, secured victories in all 16 matches, and set a competition record with 637 points.
Today, a meeting was held at the INNO Innovation and Training-Production Technopark with the successful candidates of the second-stage selection for the 2026 “Academic Mobility” program, established pursuant to Resolution No. 222 of the Cabinet of Ministers dated April 19, 2021.
Over the course of four days, talented young people from all regions of the country showcased their knowledge, skills, and potential through a series of competitive events.
At the Alpomish Ice Palace, one of the aviation engineering competitions — "Drone Football" — is underway. Teams of 3 (1 attacker and 2 defenders) compete against one another.
At the Alpomish Ice Palace, another exciting robotics competition is underway — the "Robo Football" matches.
At the Alpomish Ice Palace, one of the robotics competitions — "Robo Sumo" — is underway. 101 young engineers are showcasing their knowledge and skills, competing with innovative approaches.
Toshkent shahridagi Adju universitetida 7-8-yanvar kunlari maktab va litsey bitiruvchi oʻquvchilari oʻrtasida "Kelajak muhandisi" xalqaro olimpiadasi boʻlib oʻtdi. Ushbu anjumanda respublikamizdan 500 ga yaqin iqtidorli oʻquvchilar oʻzlarining aql-zakovati, ijodkorligi va innovatsion tafakkurini namoyish etdi.
Sardor Rajabov, First Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, officially opened the "Future Engineers" international festival with a welcoming speech.
Organized within the "Month of Engineering" at Bukhara State Technical University, the "Future Engineers" festival became a true platform of innovation for students and young people.
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