The ASME Student Design Competition provides a platform for ASME Student Members to present their solutions to a range of design problems - from everyday household tasks to groundbreaking space exploration. Each team is required to design, construct and operate a prototype meeting the requirements of an annually determined problem statement.

Each team is required to design, construct and operate a prototype meeting the requirements of an annually determined problem statement (see the competition website for the annual statement).

The Student Design Competition will now be taking place at ASME’s global E-Fests (Engineering Festivals). E-Fests are three-day, two-night regional events built around design, advanced manufacturing and robotics technologies. They enable engineering students to expand their knowledge, test and showcase new skills and inspire innovation.

You must register online for the Student Design Competition through the regional E-Fest website.

Each team's prototype is evaluated on its performance at the ASME E-Fest.

This competition has not yet listed it's awards.

Website: https://www.asme.org/events/competitions/student-design-competition

Managing Organization: American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)

Contact:


800-843-2763

Entry Fee:

Eligibility:
<p>Any participant must be a Student Member of ASME who is enrolled as an undergraduate in a baccalaureate or associate engineering/engineering technology degree program at any time during the present academic year. All Competitors agree to abide by the Engineering Code of Ethics, with particular attention to Canons #2 and #7. <p>The competition is open to individuals but teams of two to four members are encouraged. There is no limit to the number of people on a team. An individual may participate on only one team. There is no limit on number of entries from a section. Each team may only have one entry. The number of teams allowed from each Student Section may be restricted, due to venue size limitations, at the SPDC by the host school.

This competition has not yet posted any deadlines.

The ASME Student Design Competition provides a platform for ASME Student Members to present their solutions to a range of design problems - from everyday household tasks to groundbreaking space exploration. Each team is required to design, construct and operate a prototype meeting the requirements of an annually determined problem statement.

Each team is required to design, construct and operate a prototype meeting the requirements of an annually determined problem statement (see the competition website for the annual statement).

The Student Design Competition will now be taking place at ASME’s global E-Fests (Engineering Festivals). E-Fests are three-day, two-night regional events built around design, advanced manufacturing and robotics technologies. They enable engineering students to expand their knowledge, test and showcase new skills and inspire innovation.

You must register online for the Student Design Competition through the regional E-Fest website.

Each team's prototype is evaluated on its performance at the ASME E-Fest.

This competition has not yet listed it's awards.

Website: https://www.asme.org/events/competitions/student-design-competition

Managing Organization: American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)

Contact:


800-843-2763

Entry Fee:

Eligibility:
<p>Any participant must be a Student Member of ASME who is enrolled as an undergraduate in a baccalaureate or associate engineering/engineering technology degree program at any time during the present academic year. All Competitors agree to abide by the Engineering Code of Ethics, with particular attention to Canons #2 and #7. <p>The competition is open to individuals but teams of two to four members are encouraged. There is no limit to the number of people on a team. An individual may participate on only one team. There is no limit on number of entries from a section. Each team may only have one entry. The number of teams allowed from each Student Section may be restricted, due to venue size limitations, at the SPDC by the host school.

This competition has not yet posted any deadlines.