Results of the International Student Contest “Microelectronic System Engineering – SERGIU RADAUTAN”
On Friday, May 21, 2021, from 9:30, online, the 10th International Student Contest “Microelectronic System Engineering – SERGIU RADAUTAN” -2021 was held. The contest was attended by 31 student teams from the Republic of Moldova (Technical University of Moldova; Center of Excellence in Energy Science and Electronics), Romania (Grigore T. Popa University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Iasi; Transylvania University, Brasov; Cluj-Napoca Technical University), Ukraine (Vinnytsia National Technical University), and Belarus (Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics).
At the opening of the contest, the participants were greeted by the Rector of the Technical University of Moldova, Univ. Prof., Dr. Hab. Viorel BOSTAN; the President of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova, Acad., Dr. Hab. Ion TIGHINEANU; the initiator and coordinator of the International Student Contest “Microelectronic System Engineering – SERGIU RADAUTAN”, Univ. Prof., Dr. Victor SONTEA; the President of the Association of Companies in the Electronics Industry of Moldova, Dr. Vitalie ESANU; the Dean of the Faculty of Computers, Information Technology, and Microelectronics, TUM, Conf. Univ., Dr. Dumitru CIORBA; the head of the Department of Microelectronics and Biomedical Engineering, Univ. Prof., Dr. Hab. Oleg LUPAN.
The purpose of the Contest is improving students’ skills in developing applications in such spheres as microelectronic systems, robotics, microcontroller systems and applications, biomedical devices, etc., which includes students’ participation and direct involvement in the alternative educational process: initiative and practical application of their skills are more valuable than simply gaining knowledge.
The contest was held at the Technical University of Moldova, the Faculty of Computers, Information Technology, and Microelectronics, and the Department of Microelectronics and Biomedical Engineering.
The current competition was supported by the Society of Graduates in Microelectronics of the Technical University of Moldova, the Moldavian Society of Biomedical Engineering, the Association of Companies in the Electronics Industry of Moldova, IM AROBS Software SRL, Mechatronics Innovation Center SRL, ÎTȘ Informbusiness SRL, DJV-Com SRL, Aproservice-X SRL, MobileSoft Solutions SRL, and LED Market SRL.
Sergiu Radautan (born June 17, 1926, Chisinau) was a scientist, a specialist in the field of physics and chemistry of semiconductor materials, the founder and the first rector of the Polytechnic Institute of Chisinau, currently the Technical University of Moldova. The TUM is the only technical higher education institution in the Republic of Moldova accredited by the state. Since it was founded in 1964, the university has prepared over 62000 engineers.
Academician Sergiu Radautan taught at the Chair of Microelectronics and Semiconductor Devices, currently the Department of Microelectronics and Biomedical Engineering (DMBE). The DMBE provides the educational process according to the two study programs: Microelectronics and Nanotechnologies and Biomedical Engineering (cycles I and II) and 5 specialties of cycle III – doctoral studies.
The contest consisted of two stages: initially, the participants presented the projects verbally (using Power Point), for 5 minutes, after that, they demonstrated the functionality of the devices and their practical applications are a short video.
The Student Contest titled “Microelectronic System Engineering – SERGIU RADAUTAN” is a special event at the TUM and a perfect competition for future engineers to reveal their ingenuity, knowledge, and effort. It has already become a tradition!
The Department of MBE is waiting for students’ applications for to participation in the 11th contest.
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List of the Winners
The 10th International Student Contest ““Microelectronic System Engineering – SERGIU RADAUTAN” -2021
1. The 1st place and the 1st TUM prize – “Developing a system for correlating eye biosignals for maneuvering an intelligent wheelchair,” student: Delia-Gabriela DRAGUSIN; coordinator: Mihaela Ioana BARITZ, Transylvania University, Brasov, Romania.
2. 2nd place and 2nd prize of the TUM – “Electric machine autonomous systems,” student: Vitalie ARGINT; coordinator: Andrei BRAGARENCO, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova.
3. 2nd place and 2nd prize of the TUM – “Automatic water bottling line regulation system,” students: Ion COSTIN, Eugeniu GAVRISȘCIUC, Dinu CENUSA; coordinators: Irina COJUHARI, Bartolomeu IZVOREANU, Nadejda POPOVICI, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova.
4. 3rd place and 3rd prize of the TUM – “Vehicle driving simulator,” students: Iulian LUNGU, Neonil ROSCA; coordinator: Viorica SUDACEVSCHI, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova.
5. 3rd place and 3rd prize of the TUM – “Delta Robot”, student: Ion AXENTE; coordinator: ABABII Victor, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova.
6. AROBS Software 1st special prize – “Electric machine autonomous systems,” student: Vitalie ARGINT; coordinator: Andrei BRAGARENCO, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova.
7. AROBS Software 2nd special prize – “Automatic water bottling line regulation system,” students: Ion COSTIN, Eugeniu GAVRISȘCIUC, Dinu CENUSA; coordinators: Irina COJUHARI, Bartolomeu IZVOREANU, Nadejda POPOVICI, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova.
8. AROBS Software 3rd special prize – “Delta Robot”, student: Ion AXENTE; coordinator: ABABII Victor, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova.
9. AROBS Software 4th special prize – “SMART GARDEN plant monitoring and control system,” students: Valeria LEASCENCO, Victor GUSTIUC; coordinator: Victor ABABII, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova.
10. Aproservice-X special prize – “Diagnostic application for detection damage to the human eye sockets,” students: Alexander BIRILLO, Alina SHARSHUN; coordinator: Vitali ASIPOVICH, Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics, Republic of Belarus.
11. Informbusiness 1st special prize – “DISCOBOLUS robot,” student: Alexandru Cosmin LUCI; coordinator: Alin GRAMA, Cluj-Napoca Technical University, Romania.
12. Informbusiness 2nd special prize – “Vehicle driving simulator,” students: Iulian LUNGU, Neonil ROȘCA; coordinator: Viorica SUDACEVSCHI, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova.
13. Informbusiness 3rd special prize – “Robot for identifying and sorting details,” student: Diana MANOIU; coordinator: Corneliu DRUGA, Transylvania University, Brasov, Romania.
14. Mechatronics Innovation Center special prize – “RoboRO mechatronic system,” student: Robert PACURARU; coordinator: Luciana CRISTEA, Transylvania University, Brasov, Romania.
15. 1st special prize of the Society of Graduates in Microelectronics of the Technical University of Moldova – “Access control system with 3 levels of protection,” students: Iulian BAICEAN, Alexandru BURDENIUC, Maxim CHIRIAC; coordinator: Oleg LUPAN, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova.
16. 2nd special prize of the Society of Graduates in Microelectronics of the Technical University of Moldova – “Project of an ECG device for real-time monitoring,” students: Alexandru BURDENIUC, Vlad RACU, Maxim SECRIERU; coordinator: Oleg LUPAN, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova.
17. 1st prize of the Moldavian Society of Biomedical Engineering – “Applying the ATMega328P microcontroller for developing an application for medical rehabilitation,” student: Andra Cristiana BĂEȘU; coordinators: Calin CORCIOVA, Robert FUIOR, Grigore T. Popa University of Medicine and Pharmacy , Iași, Romania.
18. 2nd special prize of the Moldavian Society of Biomedical Engineering – “Mini-communication system with eye detection for persons with disabilities,” student: Teofil Ilie URSACHE; coordinator: Cristian ROTARIU, Grigore T. Popa University of Medicine and Pharmacy , Iași, Romania.
19. 3rd special prize of the Moldavian Society of Biomedical Engineering –“Semiautomatic glove wearing and dispenser,” students: Veronica BOLOGAN, Mihai BRINZA; coordinator: Anatolie IAVORSCHI, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova
20. 3rd special prize of the Moldavian Society of Biomedical Engineering – “Biological object scanning device for3D Ender-3 printer,” student: Radu POPUSOI; coordinator: Ion POCAZNOI, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova
21. DJV-COM special prize – “Device for monitoring gases and volatile organic compounds in exhaled air,” student: Grigorii BUZA ; coordinator: Victor SONTEA, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova.
22. MobileSoft Solutions 1st special prize – “MedGuard – mixed mode system for contactless measurement of human body temperature with access control”, students: Roman HULCHAK, Oleksandr OLSHEVSKYI, Veronika LASAVUTS; coordinator: Serhii BARABAN, Vinnytsia National Technical University, Ukraine.
23. MobileSoft Solutions 2nd special prize – “DronesC”, students: Alexandr VOPILOV, Eugeniu NAUKIN, Serghei HMELI; coordinator: Victor ABABII, Technical University of Moldova, Republic of Moldova.
24. LED Market special prize – “High voltage converter”, student: Stepan DIUVENJI; coordinator: Emil SEREMET, PI Center of Excellence in Energy Science and Electronics, Republic of Moldova.