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Wick High robot designers meet university challenge





Wick High School students Erin MacGregor and Maja Pearson pictured with the prizes.
Wick High School students Erin MacGregor and Maja Pearson pictured with the prizes.

WICK High School pupils met the “university challenge” and came out with honours after being named winners of a computing science competition.

S3 pupilstook first prize in the Robert Gordon University pupil project prize with Quancobot, a mobile robot which can be driven onto the field of play during rugby conversions and stream a perfect view of the conversion as a live video back to audience’s mobile devices.

The competition was organised by the university’s school of computing science and digital media and challenged high school pupils to submit a video and description of any individual project related to computing science, cyber security or digital media.

Wick High School computing science teacher Chris Aitken said: “I am absolutely delighted at the recognition that Maja and Erin have received with their Quancobot Raspberry Pi robot.

“They worked hard for over a year and really pushed themselves to learn not only advanced programming concepts but also electronics.”


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