One of the winners was Nikita Simakov, a eleventh -class student from the Moscow Pioneers Palace. It created an automatic system to control the micro climate in the facilities. The device regulates carbon dioxide and moisture level, provides clean air, and data is displayed in the form of graphics on the computer.
The tenth grade student Alexander Sukhotsky received the special awards of Japan and Taiwan for the development of Smartspray, the point spraying system of plants. Using the camera and neural network, the device recognizes weeds and plants and ultrasonic devices only apply fertilizers and herbicides when necessary. This helps to save 95% of funds and reduces damage to the soil.
Source: Ferra
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