Brunei students to compete in Robotic Challenge in US.
In H2O FLOW, teams learn about real world water scarcity and contamination issues.
The students have been working hard with their mentors to design, build and test their ideas for the upcoming competition.
They look forward to meeting and working together with other team members from around the world in solving global issues.
“We hope that our effort in the competition will help inspire many more students in Brunei to take up STEM education.
“For the competition, they have to design a robot that can pick up and differentiate contaminants in the water and separate it.
The competition name is H2O challenge.
This year’s competition is about how robotics tackles the global issue on the scarcity of water.
One of the issues with water is that once the water is contaminated, you can’t use or drink it.” “In this challenge, Brunei participants will form an alliance with two other different countries and challenge other team from three other different countries.
“We will try to do our best and this is the first time that Brunei is competing in the first global challenge.