Mounir RizkallahMechatronics.

One of the highlights of the exhibition was presenting Lebanon’s first Delta robot developed without a motion controller, designed and built by our team: Mounir Rizkallah, James Youna, Cirine Radwan, and Majd Sleiman.

As part of this project, we combined our knowledge of mechatronics, robotics, control systems, and programming to develop a fully functional robotic system, demonstrating our ability to transform engineering concepts into practical industrial applications.

Throughout the four-day exhibition, we had the opportunity to present our work to industry professionals, visitors, and distinguished officials, including Prime Minister Nawaf Salam and Minister of Industry Joe Issa El Khoury.

This experience was more than just showcasing a project. It was an opportunity to represent our engineering capabilities, exchange ideas with professionals, and demonstrate how student-driven innovation can contribute to the future of Lebanese industry.

Proud of what we achieved as a team and excited for what comes next.

The winning project, Bloom, uses artificial intelligence, a smart mirror and a mobile app to support students’ mental health and wellbeing. It helps them manage stress and organize their daily tasks in a way that is interactive and personal.

The win shows how technology and innovation can be turned into practical solutions for human and social challenges.

The 2025–2026 Huawei ICT Competition Global Final brought together the top teams from every region. Team Lebanon finished in 2nd place in the Cloud track.