The vitality of the Robotics and STEM playground.

Using small Lego pieces, and driven by boundless passion and creativity, students assembled and programmed robots capable of performing various interesting tasks as requested. This was part of the City-level Robotics Competition and STEM Festival, jointly organized by the Provincial Youth Union, the Department of Education and Training, the Department of Science and Technology, and Sonadezi College of Technology and Management.

Over the years, the competition has become a highly attractive platform, a gathering place for young people's passion for technology.

A place where passion for technology converges.

Sharing a passion for technology and a desire to test their skills in the city-level Robotics competition, Huynh Thanh Tu Nguyen and Nguyen An Phuc, students of class 4C, Thanh Phu Primary School (Tan Trieu ward), under the guidance of their teachers, boldly registered to participate in the Robotics Competition and STEM Festival. Tu Nguyen said: "I really enjoy creative activities. Before participating in this competition, I often participated in drawing competitions and made STEM products. Since learning about the Robotics competition, I have proactively researched it and this year I decided to give it a try."

Contestants in the Robotics Competition assemble and program their robots before competing on the competition track.

Before entering the competition, under the guidance of their teachers, Tu Nguyen and An Phuc researched and designed a robot capable of automatically performing tasks as required by the organizers. Thanks to repeated practice, as soon as the organizers gave the signal to start the competition, Tu Nguyen and An Phuc quickly assembled and programmed their robot and participated in the competition live at the testing site.

This year's Robotics competition attracted nearly 200 teams from primary, secondary, and high schools, including some teams that have participated multiple times. Vu Viet Ha, a student in class 11A3 at Sonadezi College of Technology and Management, said: "This is my second year participating in the competition in category R3 (for high school students or equivalent). To participate in this competition, Viet Ha and her team spent a month researching, assembling, and programming to create a robot that can perform tasks automatically."