Robot picks up, sorts garbage


The teams from INTI and Universidad del Valle de Mexico showcase their robots at the competition.

FOUR mechanical engineering students from INTI International University (INTI) developed a robot with built-in Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the purpose of keeping recreational parks clean by picking up and sorting out garbage for recycling.

The second year students recently returned from Universidade Salvadore (UNIFACS) in Brazil, where they competed at the Laureate Award for Excellence in Robotics Engineering. They placed second at this year’s competition.

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