In order to put knowledge into practice, students majoring in electronics, automation and telecommunications held the first technological fair in the university's campus in Guayaquil.

Students presented about 25 innovative prototypes, "these projects are multidisciplinary and strengthen what students learn in the classroom", said Victor Huilcapi, director of the electronics undergraduate program.

A total of 55 students who take subjects such as automation control, robotics, networks and antennas, as well as students who are part of the robotics and automation clubs were part of this event.

The fair is a prelude to the projects that every undergraduate program must present, "these events help us improve our knowledge and face situations at a professional level", said Samantha Soto, a student