Tokyo, Japan
Representatives from the 3 schools traveled from Tokyo to Tsukuba （28/3）to participate in the TSUKUBA SCIENCE EDGE 2024, introducing their scientific research with posters and demonstrations. Students also exchange with local students. Students also participated in the international cultural exchange meeting at night.
Seven students from our school formed three teams and participated in the 2024 ROBOFEST Hong Kong Robotics Competition organized by the Hong Kong Robotics Institute. All three teams performed exceptionally well.
The first team consisted of CHAN CHUN YIU WESLEY from Class 4A and WONG HOI CHING from Class 2E. The second team included TAM CHEUK LONG and WONG SZE LONG from Class 3A, and the third team included CAI TSZ HO from Class 1A, LAI CHUN MING and CHOI HIU FUNG from Class 1B. All three teams won gold medals in the BottleSumo Robotics Sumo Competition – Advanced C Division. Moreover, TAM CHEUK LONG and WONG SZE LONG from the second team reached the semi-finals and secured the fourth position.
We look forward to their continued enthusiasm for learning and pursuit of excellence in this field. We encourage them to challenge themselves, continuously improve their skills and knowledge, and inspire more people to engage in robotics-related learning and competitions. Let’s contribute to the advancement of robotics and STEAM education!
Baishan City, Jilin Province, China
Tang Kai Lok Jophy, from Class 3A participated in the week-long final round of the 2023 World Robot Contest held in Baishan City, Jilin Province, China, and participated in the ” 6th FTF Teenage UAV Competition” in the “Obstacle Speed Race” event. The competition focused on drone racing, where students needed to wear FPV goggles and control the drone from a first-person perspective using a remote control. They maneuvered the drone through all the obstacles on the track. The race consisted of three laps, and the one with the fastest overall lap time emerged as the winner.
Jophy performed well in the competition, completing the race in three minutes. Unfortunately, they were defeated by opponents from other regions. However, Jophy still managed to achieve a commendable result among dozens of participants, which is quite rare. We look forward to the Jophy ‘s continued dedication and passion in the field of drone racing, maintaining a mindset of pursuing breakthroughs, practicing diligently, challenging themselves, and expecting he can achieve excellent results for our school and Hong Kong in the next competition.
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