Burlington teen wins EU contest for robotic turtle using AI to monitor aquatic ecosystems, coral health
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Burlington, Ont., student Evan Budz hopes his award-winning bionic turtle invention will help make underwater ecosystems safer and cleaner. He finished first among young scientists from 40 countries at a European Union contest, with a Calgary teen earning second.
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