SESI Students Win CoderZ League World Championship – Brazil Makes History at Global Championship!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/01/2024 at 15:40

Time de Limeira, em São Paulo, foi campeão mundial na liga Junior da liga Outro time paulista, da cidade de Lorena, a Technokaos levou os prêmios de equipe e jogadora mais valiosos A maioria dos integrantes da equipe Laranjitos não tinha contato com a robótica até entrar no SESI – Todos os direitos: Portal da Indústria

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Teams from SP and RJ Shine in Online Robotics Tournament of Liga CoderZ, Highlighting a Teacher from Roraima.

Brazil Wins World Title! Teams from the Social Service of Industry (SESI) in Limeira (SP) and Rio de Janeiro (RJ) achieved an unprecedented feat for Brazil. Straight from the lab, with just one computer – and a lot of expertise -, they became world champions in the Junior and Pro categories of Liga CoderZ. The virtual robotics tournament, broadcast from Israel, brought together students from over 100 countries.

The online robotics championship, broadcast from Israel, gathered students from over 100 countries in an exciting competition for victory. The Brazilian team from the Social Service of Industry (SESI) demonstrated great ability and determination to achieve the coveted title.

Robotics Championship Boosts Collaborative Thinking

The SESI robotics championship has proven to be an excellent tool for industrial development and learning applied programming. The competition takes place online, in teams, and promotes critical and creative thinking, as well as stimulating the development of computational thinking.

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SESI Robotics Championship Promotes Industrial Development

The SESI robotics competition has been a robot simulation tool and a conducive environment for teaching applied programming. Students have the opportunity to explore critical and creative thinking, as well as learn two programming languages, in blocks and Python.

Additionally, the competition takes place in teams, which challenges students to handle time management and the formulation of strategies collaboratively. This makes the competition more dynamic and enriches the learning of the participants.

CoderZ Robotics Championship: An Opportunity for Development

The SESI robotics championship is a chance for students to enhance their programming and robotics skills. During the competition, students have the opportunity to develop critical and creative thinking, as well as learn to manage time and formulate collaborative strategies.

The competition has been an excellent opportunity for students from elementary and high school to engage in a challenging and stimulating learning environment. The competition takes place online, which expands the reach of Liga CoderZ and allows more students to participate and stand out.

Source: Industry Portal

SESI Students Win CoderZ League World Championship – Brazil Makes History at Global Championship!

Teams from SP and RJ Shine in Online Robotics Tournament of Liga CoderZ, Highlighting a Teacher from Roraima.

Robotics Championship Boosts Collaborative Thinking

SESI Robotics Championship Promotes Industrial Development

CoderZ Robotics Championship: An Opportunity for Development

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