54+ Teich-Challenge, There are many ways to get from here to there
Written by Lili Taube Jan 05, 2023 · 7 min read
Check out over 30 years worth of past tech challenge history, from designing satellite models to creating a solution to rid the universe of space junk! Build a device that uses the power of gravity to traverse multiple tracks!
Teich-Challenge. There are many ways to get from here to there and back again. In this year’s challenge, teams will use gravity to power their devices. Is your team ready to build a vehicle that can go the distance and document your journey? Some vehicles are powered by gasoline, electricity, hydrogen or even solar. Check out over 30 years worth of past tech challenge history, from designing satellite models to creating a solution to rid the universe of space junk! Participants spend months collaborating and becoming deeply engaged in the challenge while documenting their progress and designs. Build a device that uses the power of gravity to traverse multiple tracks!
There are many ways to get from here to there and back again. Participants spend months collaborating and becoming deeply engaged in the challenge while documenting their progress and designs. Is your team ready to build a vehicle that can go the distance and document your journey? Check out over 30 years worth of past tech challenge history, from designing satellite models to creating a solution to rid the universe of space junk! Build a device that uses the power of gravity to traverse multiple tracks! There are many ways to get from here to there and back again.
Check Out Over 30 Years Worth Of Past Tech Challenge History, From Designing Satellite Models To Creating A Solution To Rid The Universe Of Space Junk!
Teich-challenge. Some vehicles are powered by gasoline, electricity, hydrogen or even solar. Participants spend months collaborating and becoming deeply engaged in the challenge while documenting their progress and designs. Build a device that uses the power of gravity to traverse multiple tracks! Check out over 30 years worth of past tech challenge history, from designing satellite models to creating a solution to rid the universe of space junk! In this year’s challenge, teams will use gravity to power their devices.
There are many ways to get from here to there and back again. Is your team ready to build a vehicle that can go the distance and document your journey?
