Student Rover Challenge teams learn how to teach machines to do dangerous, dirty and dull (repetitive) jobs. They think innovatively about how these emerging technologies can improve your life, project, business and/or community.

To lead in the competition, teams must engineer a robust Rover and build a strong event strategy.  That will get them half-way there.  As in professional life, teams must also have a strong R&D focus (Data-Driven Design and MODS), marketing strategy and work toward becoming leaders in their communities.

Rover teams compete online in an annual points race and face-to-face at Open Invitationals across the country. Points leaders and Invitational winners are invited to the NSL Finals at Homestead-Miami Speedway where they compete in these events and activities:

• Head-to-Head Maze Navigation
• Time Trials
• Automation
• MODS! Modify the stock robot …
• • User interface OR
  • Hardware
• Data-Driven Design Project
• Enterprise
  • Pitches and Presentations
  • Business Modeling
  • Project Planning
  • Marketing & Public Relations
  • Graphic Design
• Community Leadership

See the competition website for complete evaluation criteria.

This competition has not yet listed it's awards.

Website: https://www.ten80education.com/nsl-rover/

Managing Organization: Ten80 Education Foundation

Contact:

info@ten80education.com
1.855.Ten80Ed Ext #1

Eligibility:
To compete in the Student Rover Challenge series, a base or turnkey RACING or ROVER kit is required in year 1.  Some teams choose to modify the racecar into an automated robot in year 2 or 3 or to use other parts lying around to build a robot from scratch. Students must register on an official school team to get access to the curriculum and rover kit.

Student Rover Challenge teams learn how to teach machines to do dangerous, dirty and dull (repetitive) jobs. They think innovatively about how these emerging technologies can improve your life, project, business and/or community.

To lead in the competition, teams must engineer a robust Rover and build a strong event strategy.  That will get them half-way there.  As in professional life, teams must also have a strong R&D focus (Data-Driven Design and MODS), marketing strategy and work toward becoming leaders in their communities.

Rover teams compete online in an annual points race and face-to-face at Open Invitationals across the country. Points leaders and Invitational winners are invited to the NSL Finals at Homestead-Miami Speedway where they compete in these events and activities:

• Head-to-Head Maze Navigation
• Time Trials
• Automation
• MODS! Modify the stock robot …
• • User interface OR
  • Hardware
• Data-Driven Design Project
• Enterprise
  • Pitches and Presentations
  • Business Modeling
  • Project Planning
  • Marketing & Public Relations
  • Graphic Design
• Community Leadership

See the competition website for complete evaluation criteria.

This competition has not yet listed it's awards.

Website: https://www.ten80education.com/nsl-rover/

Managing Organization: Ten80 Education Foundation

Contact:

info@ten80education.com
1.855.Ten80Ed Ext #1

Entry Fee:

Eligibility:
To compete in the Student Rover Challenge series, a base or turnkey RACING or ROVER kit is required in year 1.  Some teams choose to modify the racecar into an automated robot in year 2 or 3 or to use other parts lying around to build a robot from scratch. Students must register on an official school team to get access to the curriculum and rover kit.

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