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Siegfried
Drone & Aviation Showcase
- May 3, 2024
- 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
- Riverside Community Campus & Aviation Center
The Siegfried Drone & Aviation Showcase offers a unique platform for educators and partners to connect, learn, and share about year-round drone competitions and opportunities. Students can immerse themselves in hands-on learning, exploring diverse drone types and skills, and showcasing their knowledge and passion in an unparalleled drone competition!
About the Drone & Aviation Showcase
Drones: Igniting Young Minds
Drones are more than just flying machines; they’re catalysts for curiosity and creativity. By building and programming drones, students dive deep into STEM, learning engineering, design, and scientific principles.
Beyond the classroom, drones offer real-world applications, from environmental monitoring to disaster relief. Through hands-on projects, students develop critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills.
Join us at the Drone & Aviation Showcase to explore the endless possibilities of drones. Connect with experts, discover innovative technologies, and inspire the next generation of aviators. Let’s take flight together!
Showcase Components
Drone Competition: A “TED-talk”-style competition in which teams present a research project relating to an application or innovation in the drone industry.
Aviation Playground: A space for students to explore and gain hands-on experience with a variety of drones, aviation models, and drone-related skills.
Networking Hangar: A space for drone competitions, universities, and industry professionals to share info about opportunities for drones and aviation that students and educators can be a part of.
Registration Deadline: March 31, 2024 at 11:55 PM
Competition Elements
In today’s tech industry, drones are being utilized more and more to help with a myriad of tasks, which makes drone innovation one of the most exciting areas of technological advancement. This competition will bring awareness to the various ways in which drones are currently being used and how they could be utilized in the future.
Competitors/teams will develop and present a research project to a panel of judges. The research project should contain original student/team research related to ONE of the following questions:
How have drones contributed to innovation within an industry of your choice?
OR
How do you anticipate drones will continue to advance innovation within an industry of your choice?
Students can choose one or two drone innovations to research and prepare a visual presentation (digital or poster/tri-fold) and a verbal presentation (10-minute maximum). They will also write a one-page summary of the research procedures followed and the citation for resources used during research. All digital files/links must be submitted 2 weeks before the competition.
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This experience was made possible in part by our sponsors:
Silver Sponsor:
George Kaiser Family Foundation & Tulsa Innovation Labs