- Practicality of developing and implementing the invention
- Whether the invention has the potential to better society through a unique and innovative technological application
- Whether the invention was utilized for a FIRST-related activity
- Complexity of the problem to be solved by the invention
- Effectiveness of the invention in solving the problem
- Uniqueness of the invention
- Simplicity of the invention
- Whether the invention has applicability outside of FIRST in solving problem(s) in the following categories:
- National Academy of Engineering 14 Grand Challenges
- Autonomy, navigation, and mobility solutions for emergency, rescue, and security responses
- Revolutionizes robotics for the mass market
- Solutions for home, hospital, and public environments
- Space solutions – lunar robots, mars robots, satellite autonomous programming
G. W. Carver High School of Engineering & Science hosts our robotics teams. Experiment and learn technology with professional and college engineering mentors! Compete and win prizes! Follow the school at twitter.com/CarverHSES.
Sunday, February 26
Innovator Award Application Due 3/16
Robotics First Tech Challenge team members are eligible to apply for the First's Innovator Award due by 3/16, see http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc/future-innovator-award for more details. Submissions will be judged on the following criteria:
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