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From July 15 to 16, Spain local time, World Educational Robot Contest (WER) European Open took place at Sevilla World Expo Museum. Participants from China, Spain and Mexico competed together, which attracted attention from mainstream media.

(Arena of the opening ceremony)

(Deputy Mayor’s congratulatory letter)

This is the first international open of WER 2017. It is also the first time that WER stepped on the land of Spain. Local government paid great attention to this open. Ms.armen Crasteño, Deputy Mayor of Sevilla sent a congratulatory letter to the contest. Chairman of WER Spain Organizing Committee Victor Martin presented at the opening ceremony and delivered a speech. National TV station Canal surTV made whole contest report on it. Besides, guests from WER Croatia Organizing Committee also presented.

(Chairman of WER Spain Organizing Committee Victor Martin delivered a speech)

(Spanish National TV Station interviewing contestants)

As the previous international opens, this time, the European Open was still based on brick robots. The contest was made of arena tasks, extended tasks and team presentation. In which the arena tasks were 4+3 tasks, which means that there were four pre-determined tasks and three additional tasks. The contents of the additional tasks will only be issued at the debugging period, which, to the largest extent, shew the contest principle of “Compete the students rather than the coaches.”

(Debug the devices together)

(Some changes should be made!)

(Ready, go!)

(Excellent!)

(Glorious time)

The team presentation, besides the decoration of the site, also includes the micro video themed “My Robot Partner.”Contests put their imagination into full play. Their infinite imagination, passion in robotic study and achievement were completely shown in the videos.

World Educational robot contest was launched and held by World Educational Robotics Society catering to kids and adolescents aged 4 to 18. Each year nearly 500,000 contestants from 30 countries came to attend all levels of contests.

Now that WER is becoming more and more wide-spread, more and more kids and adolescents are able to get in touch with the top-level robotic contest, its enormous educational values has been generally recognized by the whole society.

From July 22 to 23, Sydney local time, World Educational Robot Contest (WER) took place at Sydney Olympics Sports Center. Nearly 200 students from both China and Australia took part in the competition. Abilix, as exclusively designated platform of WER, provided sponsorship and support to all levels of WER contests in the world.

(Guests at the opening ceremony)

(Competition site)

Educational robot heat in Australia

This was the first time for WER to step on Australia, which attracted great attention from local government and students. Governor of NSW, Minister of Multiple Element Culture Ms. Sophio Costsis, Liu Wenwu, Education Consul of the Consulate General of People’s Republic of China in Sydney, Dean of UNSW Electronics and Communication Engineering School Professor Julien Epps, Chairman of WER Australian Organizing Committee Alex Tang and WER General Secretary Ms. He Ting presented at the contest and addressed speech.

(Dean of UNSW Electronics and Communication Engineering School Professor Julien Epps delivering a speech)

(Chairman of WER Australian Organizing Committee Alex Tang addressing a speech)

The theme of the contest was still the “Industrial Age”of WER 2017 based on brick robots. The contest was made of arena tasks, extended tasks and team presentation. At the arena, kids, no matter from China or abroad, were all devoted to the tasks, showing their astonishing imagination and creation.

(We are ready)

The contest was set at Sydney Olympics Center, meaning that the spirit WER delivers is much like the Olympic spirit. The Olympic spirit emphasizes cultivation of bravery and endurance during the contest featured by friendship, unity and fair competition. WER aims to let students gain bravery to creative and train success ability regardless of frustrations, and at the same time, gain the precious friendship.

(New friends)

(Congratulations!)

WER received international recognition

World Educational robot contest was launched and held by World Educational Robotics Society catering to kids and adolescents aged 4 to 18. Each year nearly 500,000 contestants from 30 countries came to attend all levels of contests.

Now that WER is becoming more and more wide-spread, more and more kids and adolescents are able to get in touch with the top-level robotic contest, its enormous educational values has been generally recognized by the whole society.