Thai Students Win Award at iENA 2026 in Germany with Intercontinental Drone Project
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A Thai youth team has brought pride to the country's innovation community after receiving an award at the iENA 2026 event held in Germany. The entry submitted for the competition was a drone capable of controlling flight across continents. The project was presented by a representative athlete from the team "Nhoo Noi Jao Wehah" (Thai PBS), under the supervision of the Thai Model Aircraft and Radio Control Sports Association.
iENA is an international platform that brings together inventions and innovations from many countries around the world. Participants must present their working concepts, development methods, and the benefits of their work to the judges and visitors. Taking part in an international competition is therefore an important opportunity for young people to exchange knowledge with experts from abroad.
Drones are technology used in many fields, such as aerial photography, area surveying, and emergency assistance. Developing drones that can fly and be controlled over long distances requires knowledge of electronics, programming, and communication system design. The success of these Thai youths shows that Thai children and young people have technological ability and are ready to compete on the world stage.
For readers in Thailand, this news is an example of promoting creativity and STEM skills among young people, a priority for many agencies today. Those interested in further details about the project and the list of awards received can follow news reports from the media and related associations.
Sources: Thai PBS
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