US EditionVenezuelan Teenagers Won a Robotics Contest During Summit on Ai in Switzerland
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The Venezuelan delegation, composed of students from the National Scientific Semilleros Program, won the Junior category of the AI FOR GOOD 2025 competition on robotics, an event organized by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) in Switzerland. The Spartans, the winning team, is made up of the young Manuel Makencie and David Rosario, both 14 years old, and Hassan Hammoud, 15 years old. Venezuela’s minister for Science and Technology,…
Two Venezuelan teams took part in the final stage of the youth robotics competition in the framework of the Summit of Artificial Intelligence for the Common Good and one of them - the Spartans - has obtained in Geneva the first place in the junior category.In the first phase of the competition both groups had to stand out among 7,500 girls and boys from dozens of countries, among which only 120 - the vast majority of them in Africa - got an invi…
A team of young Venezuelans composed of David Rosario, Manuel Makencie and Hassan Hammoud hosts of the Los Spartans team, who won in the final stage the first place in the Junior category of the robotics competition at the Summit of Artificial Intelligence for the Common Good, held from 8 to 11 July 2025 in Palexpo, Geneva, Switzerland. Venezuelans from Margarita Island managed to stand out among 7,500 participants from various countries, achiev…
Two Venezuelan teams have participated in the final stage of the youth robotics competition in the framework of the Summit of Artificial Intelligence for the Common Good and one of them - the Spartans won the first place in the junior category in Geneva. In the first phase of the competition both groups had to [...] The entry Venezuelan Teens won a robotics contest during the summit on AI in Switzerland was first published in Information Focus.
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