Robotics Coding AI Competition Selection Process Begins in Nepal
Summary
Nepal has launched the selection process for students to compete in the Codeavour International robotics and AI competition next year. The program aims to promote innovative solutions, STEM skills and SDG-focused projects among school students, with nearly 8,000 expected to take part in the national selection.
Key Points
- Nima Education Foundation has started Nepal’s selection process for the Robotics Coding AI international competition, Codeavour International.
- Students aged seven to 18 from about 50 countries will compete next year, with the contest focused on AI robotics and Sustainable Development Goals.
- Codeavour Nepal says the program is designed to build critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and communication, while also encouraging robots that can play football.
- Nepali teams have previously won international awards and the Foundation hopes Nepal will rank among the top 10 countries this time.
