Open Challenges: these are open to everyone from around the world, including professionals, educators, university students, etc. You can participate individually or as a team. These competitions usually involve working on complex algorithms that will help future spaceflight missions.
There are currently no active open challenges. Check back in the spring!
This tournament opened on 28 March 2012 and closed on 30 April 2012. More details.
Disclaimer: The Zero Robotics SPHERES Challenge competition is the second annual event. It is a growing program, with active development by MIT, NASA, and our partners. Participants should expect continuous support, but also might experience technical difficulties as we build our infrastructure.
ISS Disclaimer: The finals competition aboard the ISS depends on availability of astronaut time. While every effort will be made by MIT and NASA to maintain the proposed schedule, unforeseen events at NASA or the ISS might delay or cancel the ISS finals..
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