Hitachi Hokudai Lab & Hokkaido University Programming Contest 2022 “Future autonomous distributed city development”
Event | December 23, 2022
Hitachi Hokudai Lab & Hokkaido University Programming Contest 2022 “Future autonomous distributed city development”
Accelerating research and development of spatio-temporal optimization technology to ensure sustainability of rural communities by opening problematization of real problems
Hitachi Ltd. and Hitachi Hokudai lab. which was established on the Hokkaido University campus will hold a marathon-type programming contest “Hitachi Hokudai lab. & Hokkaido University Contest 2022” collaborated with Hitachi Ltd. and Hokkaido University.
Hitachi Hokkaido Lab. and Hokkaido University are collaborating to solve social issues in Hokkaido, such as depopulation, declining birthrates, and aging populations, and to promote joint research that will lead to the creation of local communities. As the number of farm households declines due to the depopulation and aging, domestic food self-sufficiency is on a downward trend. In order to ensure a stable food supply without relying on imports from overseas, the challenge is to improve the efficiency of farming and create an environment that facilitates entry into farming. It is expected to improve agricultural efficiency through the introduction of smart agricultural machinery using robot technology and ICT to solve this issue, however, the high introduction costs are a concern. Therefore, it will be important in the future to promote services that minimize initial investment as much as possible and maximize equipment utilization by leasing or sharing farm machinery.
Click here for the details of the contest (PDF file)
Period for submission
December 23, 2022 – January 22, 2023 (Problem A, B)
Organizers
Hitachi Hokudai Lab, Center for Exploratory Research, Hitachi, Ltd.
Hokkaido University
Cooperator
Kansai University
Participant Eligibility
The programming contest is open to everybody, regardless of age, nationality, or gender. Everyone, who is interested in participating in the contest, is warmly invited to join through the following websites:
https://atcoder.jp/contests/hokudai-hitachi2022
Contact Person
Tamiki Komatsuzaki
Molecule & Life Nonlinear Sciences Laboratory
Research Center of Mathematics for Social Creativity
Research Institute for Electronic Science (RIES)
Professor
011-706-9434
tamiki@es.hokudai.ac.jp
