The project was developed through Generación Tech, Ruta N’s program that fosters technological talent in the District’s classrooms.
After completing the pilot stage, these solutions will expand their reach, user base, operations, and sustainability models with support from Ruta N and the Toyota Mobility Foundation.
Over the past two years, students from Octavio Calderón Mejía, El Pinar, San José Obrero, and Instituto Técnico Industrial Pascual Bravo have participated in the program.
Two unmanned aircraft covered distances of up to 22.4 kilometers to assess the technical feasibility of parcel delivery in urban environments.
To vote, visit rutanmedellin.org, where this year’s nominated initiatives are available.
Ana María Moreno Gómez takes over as Director of C4IR Medellín.
Participants gain access to content covering topics ranging from artificial intelligence to automation, blockchain, software development, and more.
The sixth edition of the event brings together 20 investment funds and 20 startups, along with family offices, corporations, development banks, and public-sector representatives.
The training is 100% online and offers more than 100 modules, videos, calculators, and practical guides so participants can progress at their own pace.
