64 students from the 3rd year of the Industrial Electronics and Computer Engineering degree at the University of Minho’s School of Engineering publicly presented 16 projects and prototypes developed during the semester as part of the ‘Integrating Project’ course, at an exhibition held on 6 February in the hall of building 1 on the Azurém campus (Nave). There were several projects on automation, robotics, electronics, autonomous driving, renewable energies, devices we use every day, and even a magnetic levitation device, presented at this exhibition.

Several dozen students from secondary schools, but also from other areas of higher education, visited the exhibition and were even able to take part in evaluating the projects on display.

The Biomedical Engineering exhibition also featured public presentations of research and teaching projects by students and student groups, promoting knowledge in this area of the University of Minho’s School of Engineering.