Two Santander schools reach the final of the 10th National Programming Contest
Colegio Técnico Industrial José Elías Puyana, in Floridablanca, and Colegio San José de Guanentá, in San Gil, will represent Santander in the final of the 10th National Programming Contest. The first competes with Re-Fluye, a portable device that measures water pH and turbidity and transmits data via Bluetooth; the second with SafeMind, a web application that records students' emotional state and, using artificial intelligence, generates alerts for school counselors. The final will be held on Friday, November 13, in Bogotá.
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- Re-Fluye, from José Elías Puyana in Floridablanca, measures water pH and turbidity and sends data via Bluetooth.
- SafeMind, from San José de Guanentá in San Gil, uses artificial intelligence to detect signs of stress and alert counselors.
- Both projects are among the ten finalists of the 10th National Programming Contest, organized by Fedesoft and the Network of Systems Engineering and Related Programs.
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