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Taking place on November 26 and 27, the BE 5.0 Industries du Futur trade show, a key annual event for industrial innovation in the Grand Est and cross-border regions, is making skills and lifelong learning one of the main themes of its 8th edition. The aim is to support recruitment and contribute to the development of collaborations between industry and training players. Around twenty skill providers and a hundred students and graduates are expected to attend.
Two highlights will put students in the spotlight:
- The Upper Rhine Mobile Robotic Challenge is a mobile robotics challenge organized as part of the INTERREG RobotHub Academie project, with the support of ENSISA, IUT Mulhouse and IRIMAS. It comprises a central platform representing an urban environment on which mobile robots of the Turtlebot3 burger type will evolve in complete autonomy and safety. The aim of the competition is to program the robots to carry out different maneuvers: straight or curved lane following, parking, tunnel driving, obstacle avoidance. Teams have access to a digital twin to carry out the necessary simulations during their preparation. The challenge takes place over the two days of the show. The results will be announced at the prize-giving ceremony starting at 3.30pm on Wednesday November 27, and the winning team will receive tickets to a major theme park. Teams from the region's Bachelor's and Master's programs will be taking part in this first edition: ENSISA, IUT Mulhouse, UHA 4.0, INSA Strasbourg, IUT Haguenau, Telecom-Physique Strasbourg, Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences.
- The Capture The Flag challenge takes place during the night of 26/11 to 27/11. Modelled on the CTF organized by Reims (HS'R de Reims) and with the support of its organizers, 15 to 30 teams of 3 students (and even high school students) will attempt to foil a security system. These teams compete to solve computer security riddles and problems. The students are accompanied by professionals from the cyber sector. The prize-giving ceremony will take place on 27/11 between 9:30 and 10:30 am. This hacking competition is supported by Mulhouse Alsace Agglomération, as part of the territorial clusters project within the future Campus Cyber Régional. Registration link: https://www.rhinetech-ctf.eu/.