17 February 12:49
A regional robotics championship was held in Krasnoyarsk, which welcomed more than 800 participants from the region, as well as the Irkutsk and Tomsk regions. The best teams will represent the Krasnoyarsk region at the International Robotics Championship – “Krasnoyarsk 7.0”. It will take place in April 2026.
The championship included team competitions in twelve areas. In addition to hydropower, young engineers came up with technologies for road safety. The works were evaluated by experts, including employees of the Krasnoyarsk Hydroelectric Power Station.
The En+ company presented its own “Energy in Action” platform at the championship. At the event, participants could demonstrate their projects in the field of hydropower and communicate with current engineering and technical specialists.
In preparation for the competition, the teams interacted very closely with En+ enterprises, attended excursions to hydroelectric power plants, and consulted with employees. Among the championship participants were the Multilabs En+ teams from Divnogorsk with their design solutions.
“Robotics is an investment in the technological future of Russia. The En+ company supports talented young people who are ready to solve the energy problems of tomorrow and ensure the country’s technological leadership in key industries,” said Stanislav Legenza, director of the Krasnoyarsk HPP.
Let us remind you that En+ is systematically working to create a professional environment for engineers of the future, implementing a set of educational projects. It is a partner of the International Robotics Championships, hosts the Siberian robotics festival “Robosib”, implements the educational project “Energy in Action”, develops the “Energy School” program and creates Multilabs – modern centers for the formation and development of competencies in the field of robotics, electronics, 3D modeling, and the Internet of things. It is in Multilabs that strong teams are formed, which often achieve success in national and international competitions.
