SeaPerch North Africa offers many prizes and awards giving the path to all the rising talents and future engineers the motivation to be inspired. The prize for the third-place 2,000 EGP, the second place 5,000 EGP, and the first place 10,000 EGP for the winning teams.
Waterway Cleanup
The world’s water supports an abundance of the earth’s life and serves as a vital resource for all of us.
The health and safety of these waterways are threatened by waste ranging from floating “garbage patches” to dangerous submerged explosives. The 2021 SeaPerch mission is inspired by real-life circumstances where ROVs can assist us in cleanup efforts.
Milestones Mandatory
Engineering Design
Describe the intentional design process you complete for your SeaPerch ROV. This report should include all required sections in the template and provide judges with an understanding of your unique SeaPerch design and your team’s approach to developing this design.
The application for your SeaPerch should be clearly described in the “Task Overview” section of your report. We expect to deliver from you an Engineering Design:
- Focus on SeaPerch ROV designed for the Mission pool course
For more information check:
- Technical report instructions
- Fact sheet template
- Report Rubric
Team Interview
We want to connect and hear directly from you. All teams competing at the Challenge will sign-up for a 15-minute offline interview during the competition with our SeaPerch judges.
Teams will have 10 minutes to answer a minimum of two questions about their SeaPerch ROV design or their team approach. A list of the possible questions is provided in Interview Rules.
The final 5 minutes of each interview will include open Q&A, discussion, and judge feedback.
For more information check:
- Team Interview Rules
- Interview Rubric
Pool Courses
Mission course
Waterway Cleanup challenges teams to assist with cleanup efforts in a particularly polluted waterway. Teams must disarm and secure underwater mines, remove trash floating on the water’s surface, and dispose of submerged waste in an underwater vault.
Check the Build Guide for playground design.
For more information keep your eye on our Website where Additional resources coming in early 2021 (Instructions, scoring documents, and submission information for this event will be provided in early 2021)
Bonus to Collect (Optional)
Real World Innovation
Identify a real-world issue and design a SeaPerch to address the issue. Create a virtual poster to tell us all about your project. Poster submissions can include anything from a conceptual design to a full project that you completed in the real world.
You have three options:
- Innovation Challenge: Design a prototype to collect micro-plastics with your SeaPerch
- SeaPerch in the Wild Project: Design a project inspired by the SeaPerch in the Wild project ideas
- Create Your Own: You know your community; design a project with an application bestsuited to your community’s needs
Milestones
- Engineering Design, Follow the same rules of the mandatory task
- Team Interview, Follow the same rules of the mandatory task
- Poster
For more information keep your eye on our Website where Additional resources coming in early 2021 (Poster template, scoring documents, and submission information for this event will be provided in early 2021)
Community & Outreach
It’s time to give back. Whether you volunteer your time in your community or your team finds a way to connect and offer support online, we want to hear about it. No project is too big or small.
We expect from you to receive a Written statement (with photos and videos as applicable).
