Let the game begin! The teams gathered in a specially equipped room fitted with individual computers, cameras, and microphones. The developers of the interactive software for solving environmental problems explained its core functions, interface, and special tools for creating 3D solutions.
The first to present their environmental challenge were students from Udayana University, Indonesia. Their presentation was both vivid and engaging. The team captain not only explained the problem clearly and concisely but also involved the audience with creative and entertaining questions. Teams were given 90 minutes to develop a solution, which was then submitted to the organizers. According to the rules, no further changes or additions could be made after the submission. A panel of experts will later evaluate each team’s solution.
Despite the unconventional format, students showed excellent preparation and strong motivation to win. AgroEcoVeda has also organized several extracurricular activities where participants will be able to showcase their artistic, musical, and other creative talents in a competitive setting.
