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Stanford Longevity Design Challenge 2026-27: Robotics Ideas for University Students, until 1 December

Stanford
Country
Worldwide and online
Format
Hybrid
Price
Free
Audience
University students, Graduates
Age
22-35 yrs (estimated from study stage)
Application deadline
December 1, 2026

Diplace is not the organizer. Check the terms on the organizer's site and do not pay for participation unless the official page requires it.

For undergraduate and master's or doctoral students of universities in any country: teams of up to 5 people (non-students may be included, but the team needs at least one full-time student) or individual entrants. The Stanford Center on Longevity sets the theme "Human-Centered Robotics for Longevity": the entry is a project idea in the form of text, images or video (up to 90 seconds recommended), due on 1 December 2026, 11:59 PM Pacific time. Finalists are announced on 27 January 2027 and the finals take place on 6 April 2027 at Stanford; each finalist receives $1,000, the prizes for places 1-3 are $10,000, $5,000 and $2,000, plus mentorship.

Portfolio

What you get: Money, A mentor

Application prepPro

Deadline December 1 · 45 days left

  1. Read the requirements on the program's site

    Check that you fit by age and study stage, and what to attach. If something does not fit, better to know now.

  2. Build a team

    You need to apply as a team. You can find people on the Teams board.

and 2 more steps

Application review

Paste a question from the application and your answer. We show what is missing against this program's requirements.

Question from the application

Add your first question and you will see the checklist it is graded on.

Review is part of Pro: rechecks until the text is ready, up to 100 reviews a month.

1 990 ₸ per month · 19 900 ₸ per yearSubscription terms