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We’re highlighting two of our first students: data scientist Sona Gabrielyan and programmer Arthur Sahakyan. In just a short amount of time, they’ve made huge strides in their professional development.
In a joint project between TUMO Labs and the Armenian National Agrarian University project, students built a smart city with automated motion detectors, water fountains, entrance systems, traffic lights, and smoke detectors.
TUMO Labs and 42 Yerevan are destined to find their new home in the future building of the EU TUMO Convergence Center for Engineering and Applied Science, designed by internationally renowned architecture firm MVRDV. In the meantime, they have been working productively on the 4th floor of the TUMO building.
Students in the TUMO Labs and Krisp project are developing two projects. One summarizes texts and separates the main point and the other recognizes the text’s tone of voice of a text — positive, negative or neutral.
In the TUMO Labs & Coronatest project, students created an application that will allow you to consolidate your family’s COVID-19 history.