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
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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.
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What you get: Money, A mentor
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Deadline December 1 · 45 days left
Read the requirements on the program's site
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