Students of İDSchool, the IT learning center for children and teenagers run by İDTech Academy, achieved great success at the Azerbaijan stage of the Atlantia International STEM Olympiad.
At the competition, held on 31 October, 21 students represented İDSchool with innovative projects in 5 categories. Against strong competition, the school’s teams took first place in 4 categories and third place in one.
The projects covered topical fields: software, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, biotechnology and environmental protection. İDSchool students proposed technology-based solutions to real-world problems. In doing so they showed their knowledge as well as their innovative thinking and teamwork.
İDSchool’s winning projects and results
1. “Software Projects” — 1st place
Project: “PawConnect”
Team: 4 students.
PawConnect is an innovative web platform that makes adopting stray animals easier and faster. It matches the medical condition and character traits of shelter animals with users’ lifestyles to find better-suited homes. It also lets shelters handle all incoming applications conveniently and systematically through a single admin panel.
2. “Artificial Intelligence Systems” — 1st place
Project: “CamOn”
Team: 4 students.
CamOn is an AI-based system for monitoring cleanliness in parks. Using a camera, it detects litter in seconds and immediately tells cleaning staff where the litter is. This gives technological support for keeping parks clean more efficiently and protecting the urban environment.
3. “Cybersecurity Projects” — 1st place
Project: “True Sight”
Team: 3 students.
True Sight is a project that detects videos made with deepfake technology and tells them apart from real ones. It identifies artificially generated or altered video content. That makes it relevant to digital information security, fighting disinformation and media literacy.
4. “Biotechnology” — 1st place
Project: “Smart Food Guardian”
Team: 5 students.
Smart Food Guardian is a smart sensor system that monitors the freshness and safety of food. The device measures the gases released as food spoils, along with the temperature and humidity inside the refrigerator, to identify possible risks.
It shows the food’s condition with green, yellow and red light indicators and can work without an internet connection.
The project’s main strength is that it catches changes in the early stages of spoilage. This can help reduce food waste and spot food-safety risks sooner.
5. “Environmental Projects” — 3rd place
Project: “Smart Water Guardian”
Team: 5 students.
Smart Water Guardian is a portable prototype device that monitors changes in water quality in real time.
It is built from several sensors and an alert system. When a measured value reaches a set risk threshold, it warns the user with light and sound signals.
The project aims to raise awareness of water quality, support faster safety decisions and offer an affordable early-warning solution for everyday water use.
İDSchool’s success story continues!
Four first places and one third place at the Atlantia International STEM Olympiad reflect our students’ technological knowledge, creative thinking, teamwork and ability to deliver innovative solutions to real-world problems.
The result also shows the value of the approach at İDSchool: project-based education, hands-on learning and a focus on students’ growth in technology.
İDSchool congratulates all the students and mentors who contributed to this success, and we believe even greater achievements lie ahead for them.
İDSchool — the place for young people who don’t just learn the technologies of the future, but create them!
At the competition, held on 31 October, 21 students represented İDSchool with innovative projects in 5 categories. Against strong competition, the school’s teams took first place in 4 categories and third place in one.
The projects covered topical fields: software, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, biotechnology and environmental protection. İDSchool students proposed technology-based solutions to real-world problems. In doing so they showed their knowledge as well as their innovative thinking and teamwork.
İDSchool’s winning projects and results
1. “Software Projects” — 1st place
Project: “PawConnect”
Team: 4 students.
PawConnect is an innovative web platform that makes adopting stray animals easier and faster. It matches the medical condition and character traits of shelter animals with users’ lifestyles to find better-suited homes. It also lets shelters handle all incoming applications conveniently and systematically through a single admin panel.
2. “Artificial Intelligence Systems” — 1st place
Project: “CamOn”
Team: 4 students.
CamOn is an AI-based system for monitoring cleanliness in parks. Using a camera, it detects litter in seconds and immediately tells cleaning staff where the litter is. This gives technological support for keeping parks clean more efficiently and protecting the urban environment.
3. “Cybersecurity Projects” — 1st place
Project: “True Sight”
Team: 3 students.
True Sight is a project that detects videos made with deepfake technology and tells them apart from real ones. It identifies artificially generated or altered video content. That makes it relevant to digital information security, fighting disinformation and media literacy.
4. “Biotechnology” — 1st place
Project: “Smart Food Guardian”
Team: 5 students.
Smart Food Guardian is a smart sensor system that monitors the freshness and safety of food. The device measures the gases released as food spoils, along with the temperature and humidity inside the refrigerator, to identify possible risks.
It shows the food’s condition with green, yellow and red light indicators and can work without an internet connection.
The project’s main strength is that it catches changes in the early stages of spoilage. This can help reduce food waste and spot food-safety risks sooner.
5. “Environmental Projects” — 3rd place
Project: “Smart Water Guardian”
Team: 5 students.
Smart Water Guardian is a portable prototype device that monitors changes in water quality in real time.
It is built from several sensors and an alert system. When a measured value reaches a set risk threshold, it warns the user with light and sound signals.
The project aims to raise awareness of water quality, support faster safety decisions and offer an affordable early-warning solution for everyday water use.
İDSchool’s success story continues!
Four first places and one third place at the Atlantia International STEM Olympiad reflect our students’ technological knowledge, creative thinking, teamwork and ability to deliver innovative solutions to real-world problems.
The result also shows the value of the approach at İDSchool: project-based education, hands-on learning and a focus on students’ growth in technology.
İDSchool congratulates all the students and mentors who contributed to this success, and we believe even greater achievements lie ahead for them.
İDSchool — the place for young people who don’t just learn the technologies of the future, but create them!