Following the success of the previous year, the SZEnergy student team of Széchenyi István University (SZE) has made another major international achievement: they reached the second place in the 2023 Shell Eco-marathon Autonomous Programming Competition. The competition was held online, so entries were accepted from student teams from all over the world. Among these the team of SZE performed outstandingly well again.

About 50 teams from all over the country participated in the SZE's online autonomous robot programming competition, with three students and one teacher per team. The aim of the programme was to introduce young people to the latest automotive technologies – including control technology, measurements with sensors and robot programming - at secondary school level.

During this year’s professional day, the employees of the ELKH Secretariat had the opportunity to learn more about the ZalaZONE Automotive Proving Ground and the research conducted at the ZalaZONE Test Centre of the Automotive Industry Research Centre of Széchenyi István University. Experts from the ELKH Institute for Computer Science and Control gave a demonstration of autonomous vehicle and drone applications.

Péter Gáspár is also head of the Systems and Control Lab at the Hungarian Institution for Computer Science and Control (SZTAKI), where he recieved the prestigious award.

As a partner of the Hungarian Public Roads Nonprofit Ltd, the Automated Drive Lab of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) could participate as an exhibitor in the programme of the 2023 ITS Europe Congress.

Researchers of Széchenyi István University (SZE) presented their achievements and recent innovations in the development of autonomous systems and artificial intelligence at the AI&Aut Expo in Budapest to considerable interest.

Excellent results were achieved at the 36th OTDK by BME students who had been supervised by ARNL researchers.

The Engineering Mission of the BME has organised this year's Reformula Innovation Challenge for secondary school teams on the topic of intelligent vehicles.  The event was opened by Professor János Levendovszky, Deputy Rector of the host university. ARNL was the professional sponsor of the highly anticipated student competition.