日本奧的斯電梯宣布，廣島叡智學園與山形東高中在「Made to Move Communities」亞太區 STEM 競賽包辦冠亞軍，展現針對災難避難的 AI 創新方案。
Japan Otis Elevator announced that Hiroshima Eichi Gakuen High School won 1st place in the 'Made to Move Communities' Asia-Pacific regional competition for their innovative AI-powered drone evacuation system. Yamagata East High School secured 2nd place with a smart glass solution using AI and AR for safe evacuation routes. The schools were awarded grants of $20,000 and $15,000 respectively to support their STEM education programs. This global initiative aims to cultivate the next generation of leaders by challenging students to solve real-world mobility issues.
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Who announced the competition results and which schools achieved first and second place in the Made to Move Communities Asia‑Pacific regional contest?
Japan Otis Elevator announced that Hiroshima Eichi Gakuen High School earned first place and Yamagata East High School earned second place in the Made to Move Communities Asia‑Pacific regional competition.
What innovative technology did Hiroshima Eichi Gakuen High School employ in its award‑winning evacuation system?
The Hiroshima Eichi Gakuen team developed an AI‑powered drone evacuation system that automatically navigates building interiors to guide people to safety.
How much grant money did Yamagata East High School receive for its smart‑glass solution, and what is the purpose of that funding?
Yamagata East High School received a $15,000 grant, which is intended to fund its smart‑glass solution and further support its STEM education program.
In which competition category did the two Japanese high schools compete, and what broader goal does the global initiative aim to achieve?
Both schools competed in the Made to Move Communities Asia‑Pacific regional competition, a global initiative designed to cultivate future leaders by tackling real‑world mobility challenges.
What total grant amounts were awarded to Hiroshima Eichi Gakuen High School and Yamagata East High School, and how do these funds support their respective STEM projects?
Japan Otis Elevator awarded Hiroshima Eichi Gakuen High School $20,000 and Yamagata East High School $15,000, providing financial support for their AI drone and smart‑glass STEM projects respectively.