'Robolution 1.0' tech festival ends at CUET

The three-day national robotics and technology festival titled 'MIE ROBOLUTION 1.0' concluded with great enthusiasm at Chittagong University of Engineering & Technology (CUET).

On the final day of the event, held on Saturday evening at CUET's central auditorium, the names of the top competitors were announced, and the winners were awarded by the invited guests.

Showcasing cutting-edge technology, youth innovation, and the multifaceted application of robotics, the festival provided a unique experience. The event was organized by the Department of Mechatronics and Industrial Engineering (MIE) at CUET, with the participation of over 700 students from 41 universities and colleges across the country.

In the CAD competition, Team Phenol secured first place, while Team Curva Parabollica Monza came in second.

In the festival's special segment, the Techathon, Team Alpha won first place, IUT_guys placed second, and ETE Brothers received an honorary award.

MIE ROBOLUTION 1.0 was more than just a competition—it served as an important platform for the next generation to showcase their tech-driven thinking, innovative mindset, and teamwork abilities.

On the second day, in the 'Line Following Robot' competition, Team Solver from Living University claimed first place, followed by Lal Kobutor from KUET in second place.

In the same day's 'Robo Soccer' competition, Black Sabers from Suhrawardy College became champions, while Induction Motor AUST emerged as the runners-up. The teams were evaluated based on robot control, speed, tactics, and scoring ability.

The final day of the festival was vibrant and diverse, featuring events such as poster presentations, CAD design, and chess competitions, which brought additional excitement. Each event showcased the participants' creativity and analytical thinking.

Professor Dr. Prosanjit Das, Head of the MIE Department, said the main goal of the event was to spark interest in technology and robotics education among the youth in Bangladesh, enhance their innovative thinking and problem-solving skills, and create a quality environment for national-level competitions. He emphasized that this was not just an event but an inspirational platform for tech enthusiasts. Additionally, the presence of the country's top researchers and tech experts provided students with knowledge and motivation.

The festival was sponsored by CS Lab, Iconic, Synx, Particles, Wyzen, Eclectic, Macro Construction & Engineering, and Factory Next.

The Daily Star and Prothom Alo were media partners for the event.