Engineering Competitions like DARPA?

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Engineering competitions similar to DARPA and BAJA-SAE that are open to international universities include the X-Prize, which promotes innovative solutions across various fields. The recent NASA energy-efficient aircraft contest also had international participation, showcasing global talent. Additionally, Micromouse competitions are held worldwide, engaging students in practical engineering challenges. Participants are encouraged to seek competitions that emphasize hands-on building rather than theoretical design. Such opportunities foster practical engineering skills and collaboration among diverse teams.
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Engineering Competitions like DARPA??

Hi,
Does anyone know engineering competitions like DARPA, BAJA-SAE that are open to universities other than US? The competitions we are thinking to participate must have a practical exposure like building something rather than mere theoretical design.
Thanks!
 
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I think national instruments make such competitions and not only in the US, www.ni.com and search for something like this.
 


koolraj09 said:
Hi,
Does anyone know engineering competitions like DARPA, BAJA-SAE that are open to universities other than US? The competitions we are thinking to participate must have a practical exposure like building something rather than mere theoretical design.
Thanks!

X - Prize
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_Prize_Foundation is international. The recent NASA energy efficient aircraft contest was international and won by a team from Europe.
 
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