Entering the Contest
Entering is simple! All you need is an idea for a robot, inspired by nature, that can do something to help the world. You'll need a drawing of your robot and a short description of what it does.
This year’s contest centres around the goals announced at the recent UN Biodiversity Conference/COP15 (scroll down for a summary of the goals). We want you to think of ideas for robots which can help the world meet those targets.
Perhaps a robotic woodpecker that checks trees for disease? Maybe a robot falcon protecting the eggs of sea turtles? Or a mechanical plant that reinforces a riverbank?
Submissions are invited from people of
all ages - anyone with an interest in nature or robotics is welcome. We are looking for thoughtful and creative ideas, not drawing ability, so you don't need to be an artist to win!
The contest is open until
July 31st 2023 . The winning submission will be designed and fabricated into a real prototype by
the robotics team.
We have also prepared a
lesson plan for educators.