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Jenny Gramsch
Phone: 03677 69-3288
Jenny Gramsch
Phone: 03677 69-3288
FIRST® LEGO® League challenge is a support program that introduces children and young people to science and technology in a sporty atmosphere. This is intended to make it easier for them to access scientific subjects and to awaken their motivation to learn an engineering or IT profession at an early age.
The aim is
- to get children and young people interested in science and technology
- Development of team spirit among the participating groups
- to encourage children and young people to master complex tasks with creative solutions
The research and robot competition combines the fun of technology and science with the exciting atmosphere of a sporting event. As a team, the children and young people work on a common topic like real engineers. They plan, program and test a fully automated robot to master tricky missions. They have the opportunity to gain valuable practical experience in working with complex technologies and improve their problem-solving skills - and all this with a lot of fun and imagination!
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General:
Each year, the theme of the Research and Robotics Competition concerns a different current societal challenge. For the theme of the 2022/2023 season. "SUPERPOWERED - Energy of the Future" is all about energy. The competition takes place in four categories: In the "Robot Game," teams compete with their self-designed and programmed robots. On a playing field measuring almost four square meters, the robots have to autonomously perform various tasks and thus collect points. In the "Research" category, the team that convinces with creative scientific solutions and a well-founded presentation of the research results wins. The trophy for the best "Robot Design" goes to the team that constructs an innovative, robust robot and explains the development process most coherently to the judges. And in the "Core Values" category, the team that shows the most enthusiasm, sportsmanship and respect for its own team members and for opposing teams wins. The team that receives the most points overall qualifies for the next stage of the competition before the grand Lego League finals in March.
Ilmenau is the venue for one of the 38 regional competitions in Germany for the second time. The fact that the elimination round is taking place here is thanks to the two initiators Volker Rusch and Udo Hegenbarth. Volker Rusch, Chairman of the Committee for Schools, Culture and Sports of the Ilm District, is the patron of the first Ilmenau regional competition. And Udo Hegenbarth already supervised a Lego team at the Goetheschule Ilmenau in earlier Lego League competitions for many years.
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