Conferences and competitions

The Merkur PerFEKT Challenge is a competition for high school teams in which students implement technical projects in the field of autonomous vehicles. The task of the competitors is to design and build a vehicle that can autonomously drive the given track. Competing teams are made up of students from various electrical engineering and technology high school majors, and students work together to program microcontrollers, design moving devices, and optimize winning strategies. The competition represents an important platform for the application of technical knowledge and creativity in practical projects, and at the same time provides space for the exchange of ideas and experiences between students and the professional public.

Computing in Cardiology is an international scientific conference that has been held annually since 1974. CinC provides a forum for scientists and professionals from the fields of medicine, physics, engineering and computer science to discuss their current research in topics pertaining to computing in clinical cardiology and cardiovascular physiology.