It was a pleasure to take part in a student conference Brand New Engineers
organized by EESTEC LC Belgrade, where our Prof. Kosta Jovanovic delivered a lecture for future engineers on topics at the intersection of robotics, automation, and emerging technologies.
Events like this remind us why student-led initiatives matter. There is always more interest than available seats, plenty of questions, and a strong curiosity about how technologies taught in classrooms connect to real-world challenges. For us at ETF Robotics, responding to such invitations is never an obligation, it’s a genuine privilege.
Beyond the lecture itself, our team also contributed to the conference by co-designing one of the two hackathons (supported by our HMI2MARKET Project), working together with students to shape challenges that encourage hands-on problem solving, teamwork, and critical thinking.
We strongly believe that meaningful engineering education is built through dialogue: between students and professors, academia and industry, theory and practice. Student conferences like this create exactly that space—and we are always glad to be part of it.
👏 Kudos to EESTEC LC Belgrade for consistently creating opportunities where young engineers can learn, ask questions, and start shaping their professional paths early.
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