A team of CS Students came in third place in the AI Contest hosted by Korea Innovation Foundation and KAERI (Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute). The team, ‘Tacomaster,’ consisted of four students: Junghun Park, Youngho Kim, Hamin Lim and Dajung Choi.
The contest, held from last December to February, required developing an AI model to predict the quantity of the sun rays generated in developing countries. 1472 teams in total participated.
If the AI model is applied in developing countries, it is expected that a supply of energy will be possible in areas with unstable supplies of electricity.
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