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Saint Louis University Emerges Champion in Regional Robolution 2024 at University of Baguio

Victory Moment. Winners celebrated their victory during the awarding ceremony, marking a remarkable achievement in innovation, teamwork, and robotics excellence.

Saint Louis University (SLU) claimed the spotlight as the Overall Champion during the Regional Robolution 2024: Robotics and Automation Competition, held on October 10–11, 2024, at the University of Baguio.

Through exceptional innovation, precision, and teamwork, SLU outperformed competing teams, demonstrating advanced technical skills and outstanding problem-solving abilities across multiple categories.

The two-day event gathered some of the region’s brightest young minds in robotics, showcasing cutting-edge designs, engineering excellence, and creative solutions. The University of Baguio, the host institution, secured the 1st Runner-Up position, while Manaoag National High School earned the 2nd Runner-Up spot.

Beyond the competition, the event served as a celebration of robotics excellence, featuring workshops, expert sessions, and interactive exhibits that emphasized the growing role of robotics and automation in education and industry.

The competition featured a diverse range of categories, including Mobile-Controlled E-Robot, Basic E-Robot V1, E-Robot V2 Line Following, E-Robo Quiz Bee, Freestyle Exhibits, and Mega Sumobot battles. Participants also took part in the Erovouthon, a hackathon-style challenge that tested their ability to develop innovative solutions under time pressure.

Special recognitions were also awarded during the event. Manaoag National High School received the Murata Choice Award in the Freestyle Exhibits category, highlighting their outstanding creativity and innovation. Meanwhile, Saint Louis University was recognized as the Best Presenter in the Freestyle Exhibits, showcasing excellent communication skills and a compelling presentation of their project.

Erovoutika Robotics & Automation