M’sian AI robot wins global challenge in Beijing


AI in action: Low (left) and Rames with their robot.

MALAYSIA’S sole representatives, Thasne Rames, 20, and Low Yinn Ean, 18, both Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering students at the Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU), beat over 5,000 contestants from 31 nations to win first prize at the prestigious Robot Challenge 2024, in Beijing, China.

Established in 2004, the Robot Challenge is one of the premier global competitions for autonomous robots.

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