Participants aged 8 to 25 competed through engineering projects in categories such as Corridor Movement, Sumo, and Robot Football.
Students from the Andijan Machine-Building Institute also took part in this competition, with Sardor Nabiev, a fourth-year student from the Faculty of Intellectual Control and Computer Systems, winning first place in the Robo Sumo category.
The winners of the competition will gain the opportunity to directly participate in future robotics competitions to be held in Uzbekistan.
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