‘2020 Ecostructure Demo Challenge’ ends… Grand Prize in’Eco Structure Smart Farm Team’
[에너지데일리 변국영 기자] Schneider Electric Korea (CEO Kim Gyeong-rok), a global company leading the digital innovation in energy management and automation, has successfully completed the’Eco Structure Demo Challenge’.
Schneider Electric selected the final three teams through the first presentation, starting with online application in March last year. The selected three teams presented novel ideas for ▲Smart Farm ▲Agricultural Management System ▲Energy Building Solution, etc., based on the 3 layers of’Ecostructure’, Schneider Electric’s open integrated architecture platform.
At the final awards ceremony held virtually, the presentation of the final three teams, selection of the final winning team, and awards were held. The grand prizes were Hyuk-Joo Kwon (4th grader at Konkuk University), Youngjun Kim (4th grader at Seoul National University of Science and Technology), Jangyeop Kim (4th grader at Konkuk University), Jeong Lee (4th grader at Konkuk University), Seoyoon Jeong ( Konkuk University 4th grader) was awarded.
‘Eco-Structure Smart Farm Team’ collects and analyzes field data based on cloud-based lloT on farms suffering from structural problems, adjusts environmental variables in the farm, and devises ideas to improve energy efficiency through stable power management. Implemented.
Schneider Electric scholarships of 3 million won are provided to the target team, Schneider Electric Academy online and offline lecture vouchers worth 500,000 won, the opportunity to review and correct resumes by personnel managers are provided, and a scholarship of 1 million won each will be awarded to the two teams that entered the finals. .
Kim Gyeong-rok, CEO of Schneider Electric Korea, said, “At a time when the importance of energy management in various fields such as smart farms and smart buildings is emerging, it was an opportunity to confirm that the ideas and passion of students are creating a sustainable future.” Electric will continue the journey of discovering creative ideas for future customers and protagonists who will lead the 4th Industrial Revolution.”
The’Eco-Structure Demo Challenge’ is a competition held by Schneider Electric Korea for university students (won) majoring in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) across the country, and bold ideas for the development and innovation of students’ energy management and automation fields. It was designed for recruitment.
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