Third International Robotics and STEM Skills Championship to be held in Juarez

JUAREZ, CHIH - After a rigorous preparation at the High Technology Training Center (Cenaltec), a total of 20 young people from Chihuahua will represent the state in the 3rd International Robotics and STEM Skills Championship “Frontera Norte”, which will take place on December 3 and 4 in Ciudad Juarez.

The event will bring together the best talent in robotics, programming and science in the region, consolidating itself as one of the most outstanding meetings in Latin America, and will have the participation of more than 2,000 people, including teams from five countries and 12 states of Mexico.

All of them will compete with the goal of reaching the first places and obtaining their pass to the Robotics World Cup, to be held in Dallas, Texas, in May 2025.

The students are ready to demonstrate their creativity and skills in categories such as Mobile Robotics, Collaborative Robotics and Internet of Things.

“It fills us with satisfaction to continue promoting initiatives like this, and we are excited to see how more and more young people are joining these innovative challenges,” expressed the Undersecretary of Innovation and Competitiveness, Jesús García and highlighted the importance of these types of initiatives.

The general director of INADET, Sergio Mancinas, underscored the benefits that these championships offer to the new generations, with the support of the State Government.

This event not only celebrates excellence in science and technology, but also opens doors to a future full of opportunities.