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14 diciembre, 2016
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Estudiantes de la UPS vice-campeones del XII Concurso Ecuatoriano de Robótica 2016

Etiquetas: cuenca Ingeniería Mecatrónica

Categoría: Noticias UPS

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La Universidad Politécnica Salesiana obtuvo el vice campeonato en el XII Concurso Ecuatoriano de Robótica – CER 2016, acumulando un total de 47 puntos. El evento se realizó los días 30 de noviembre, 1 y 2 de diciembre del 2016 en la Universidad Tecnológica Equinoccial (Quito) y contó con la participación de varias instituciones de educación superior del Ecuador.

El CER lleva varios años ejecutándose en diferentes lugares del país y tiene como objetivo promover el desarrollo de la Robótica en el Ecuador, así como poner a prueba los conocimientos adquiridos en las aulas y laboratorios universitarios. Los robots son diseñados y programados por estudiantes de todo el país.

Los resultados obtenidos fueron los siguientes:

Primer lugar en modalidad BAILARÍN AVANZADO Y CARRERA DE HUMANOIDES: con el robot «NAO» controlado por David Barrera y Esteban Pinos.

Primer y segundo lugar en la modalidad PELEA DE BÍPEDOS: con «ARROW» controlado por Julio Cabrera y Kevin Mosquera.

Segundo lugar en BATALLA 120 LIBRAS: con el robot «CILINDRIN» controlado por Paúl Delgado, Jorge Cuzco, Esteban Huillcatanda, César Saquicela.

Tercer lugar en la modalidad BAILARÍN AVANZADO con «ALPHA»: controlado por Andrés Cabrera y Paúl Román.

Tercer lugar en la categoría DRON: con el robot «HERO1.0» controlado por Christian Salas, Santiago Luna y David Pinos.

Tercer lugar en la modalidad batalla 30 libras: con «FILATIQUIN» controlado por Mauricio Huillcatanda.

Los estudiantes de las carreras de Electrónica y Mecatrónica de la Sede Cuenca estuvieron guiados por los docentes Freddy Rivera Calle, Paúl Chasi y Luis Serpa. La delegación de la UPS agradeció a las autoridades por el apoyo brindado para asistir a este evento académico.

Ver noticia en www.ups.edu.ec

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