Over three days, the UPCA stand attracted enthusiasts interested in engineering. Students and faculty from the School of Technology, the 2Ai (Applied Artificial Intelligence Laboratory), and the Robotics Club led three main activities.
Visitors could participate in a drone competition, testing their piloting skills and guiding the equipment through hoops. Another activity was the Spheros Maze track, where participants raced against the clock to complete a labyrinth. The Robotics Club allowed younger attendees to become "little engineers," soldering electronic components and taking their creations home.
More than just a technological showcase, the event served to promote UPCA's educational offerings, attract new talent to electronics and engineering, and highlight the work developed in these fields.
The organization especially thanked the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd-year students of the degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering, who guided the public and shared their knowledge and experiences.
