Students develop projects to improve everyday life at university

A system aimed at indirectly monitoring queues at university restaurants, a technology that combines several variables to measure demand for trayejão meals, a network that optimizes public lighting on the Campus and a system aimed at intelligent lighting control. All of these projects have something in common: they were developed by Unicamp students themselves, more specifically from the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering (FEEC), with the aim of making the university environment more friendly and pleasant. The proposals were developed for the Smart Campus Challenge, an initiative by this same college with the support of the University City Hall, and will be presented at the Software Experience, which will be held on October 25th, during InovaCampinas. Do you want to participate in SWXP and learn about the projects? Register. More

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