Enerel Enkh-Amgalan

I started my robotics journey by soldering my first mini sumo board and learning how the electronics and components worked together. I learned the code needed to remotely control my robot and spent time practicing. My first competition was the Monrobot Challenge which is held by our school. It was an important milestone because it gave me my first experience competing with a robot I had built myself. After that, I participated in the Mongolian Electronics Olympiad, where I built a solar panel system that automatically finds the most efficient angle to receive sunlight and turns toward that direction. This helped me explore robotics beyond competition robots and taught me how electronics, programming, sensors, and mechanical movement can work together to build something real. At UB Challenge 2026 I competed in several categories, including rugby, drone, line follower low speed and mini sumo. I won a silver medal in rugby and a gold medal in line follower low speed. I took my first international competition experience at Robot Challenge 2026 in China, where I competed in mini sumo and rugby. I earned a silver medal in rugby, making it one of the most memorable achievements of my robotics journey so far.