The drawing of the presentation order, held back on the first day of the seminar, remained in effect even after the arrival of the jury. If the day before, participants from the EcoHero Team (UNUD) and the Brilliant Team (UNDOVA) presented the first solutions, then on August 12th it was the turn of, perhaps, the most complex tasks – from the teams HUS-REVALUE (VNU-HUS) and AURELION (MMSU).
The students from the Vietnamese University prepared an analytical task that required serious effort from their rivals. It was necessary to take into account territorial features, climatic factors and a whole range of parameters for building a pig farm circulation model. The solution turned into a real engineering project requiring a systematic approach.
The Philippine team proposed a task of a different nature, but no less complex: it required careful and scrupulous economic calculations. Here, it was important not only to find the right solution, but also to competently justify it with figures, cost models, and possible development scenarios.
All teams completed the tasks at a high level. The jury noted that our game format provides a unique opportunity not only to visualize ideas in 3D, but also to integrate a wide range of factors into the solutions — from economic and environmental to social. Thanks to this, each solution became a multidimensional project, close to reality.
As a student activity in the run-up to Indonesian Independence Day, teams played traditional Indonesian games on the beach. After the competitions, teams were awarded prizes for winning and participating.
