Visit from the ERASMUS+ project
On October 4, 2023, we had international visitors at our headquarters. Students from Portugal, Spain, Iceland, Greece, and Cyprus involved in an ERASMUS+ project had the opportunity to drive our robots and learn more about the STEAM field.We are glad that we could exchange experiences and opinions with people from different parts of the world!
European Researchers’ Night Hunedoara
We presented the team’s activity within the FIRST Tech Challenge Romania competition organized by the Nație Prin Educație Association supported by the founding member BRD in front of those interested. Our visitors were able to witness robot demonstrations, astronomical telescope observations, spectacular microscope observations, 3D modeling and printing, electromagnetism demonstrations, technical creations by team members, and...
European Researchers’ Night Bucharest
European Researchers’ Night is a signficant event for the scientific community in European countries. Last Friday, our colleague Alexia presented in Bucharest the “Quantum Cryptography and Lasers” project, to which she contributed as part of the Summer School of Science and Technology in Măgurele. We are very proud of her achievement and want to congratulate her for the passion she shows every day!
Summer School of Science and Technology in Măgurele.
Between August 19 and September 2, our colleague Alexia participated in the Summer School of Science and Technology in Măgurele. During these two weeks, she took part in several courses taught by professors from the University of Bucharest and other researchers. Also, the team she was a part of got 2nd place for their research project: “Quantum cryptography and lasers”, which they presented in an artistic manner.
Esentza Summer Camp Invention Contest
Today our colleague David won the first prize at the invention contest organized by the Esentza teams along with Megatitan. Mircea Geoana, Deputy Secretary General of NATO, was also present at the award ceremony and congratulated all the winners. We want to thank the organizers for the opportunity! Congratulations David!
AstroPi final report
After receiving the photos taken by our program that ran on the International Space Station, we carefully analyzed them. The trajectory of the ISS has given us, for the most part, only pictures of the ocean. However, we were able to obtain data related to vegetation health in Australia and the northern United States. The data collected during the flight also allowed us to calculate the trajectory of the International Space Station. We...
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