Vadodara: As many as 120 teams of students from over 100 schools across the country, including Delhi, Hyderabad, Pune, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Surat, and Vadodara, participated in the national level Robotized World Championship. This premier event in robotics, coding, and pro-innovation was for children aged six to 15 years. During the two-day championship that ended on Sunday, the kids showcased their talent and technological innovation on the theme – ‘ Technology and Automation – The Future of Industries.
' "It was a platform for children to showcase their innovative robotic creations, coding skills, and pro-innovator projects developed over months of preparation. The event was held in the categories of robotics championship, the coding championship , and the pro-innovator championship at Billabong High International School," said Dinesh Singhvi, Founder of the IBA The Robotized World. "The competition focused on technology and automation, addressing real-world industry challenges and opportunities for the next generation," he said.
In the junior category, Dhavya Dalal, Pranav Pandya, and Daivik Belligundu were declared winners in the robotics championship, while Aaryan Kulkarni, Dhruv Chavan, and Aarav Pandya were declared winners in the senior category. Similarly, Pranav Pandya and Raghav Sharma, Praaiv Neogi and Ashmit Roy, and Dhairya Agrawal were declared winners in the junior category of the pro-innovator championship, while Aarav Pandya and Het Upadhyay, S.
