Tunisian Engineers Qualify for Robot Combat World Cup Finals
A team of Tunisian engineers has successfully qualified for the finals of the Robot Combat World Cup, 110 kg category, following their participation in the recent world championship held in Moscow, Russia. The finals are scheduled to take place in December.
The Tunisian Order of Engineers highlighted on their official Facebook page that this participation, as the first Arab and African nation to compete, constitutes a historic achievement. According to the institution, this accomplishment demonstrates that investing in engineering represents a vital path to stimulating economic growth.
Tunisia has already made history by being the first Arab and African country to participate in this global championship, thanks to a team of young Tunisian engineers specializing in the design and development of combat robots. The team had previously taken part in international competitions in India and Morocco.
The Battle of Robot is an annual international competition, considered one of the largest global championships in the field of combat robots. Teams from different countries compete to design and build robots capable of participating in real technical and engineering duels in an arena, using the latest technologies in artificial intelligence, mechanics, and remote control.
Key Points:
- A team of Tunisian engineers has qualified for the Robot Combat World Cup finals
- The finals will take place in December
- Tunisia is the first Arab and African nation to participate in the global championship
- The team has previously competed in international competitions in India and Morocco
- The Battle of Robot is a prestigious annual international competition in the field of combat robots
