Embedded World: The Ultimate Arduino Challenge

The Ultimate Arduino Challenge was announced at Embedded World by Arduino co-founder Massimo Banzi.

The Ultimate Arduino Challenge is divided into three categories: Data Collection, Industrial IoT, and Anything Goes.

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The Data Collection category tasks engineers with collecting data using an Arduino board and various sensors.

The Industrial IoT contest tests engineers’ skills in designing a product that connects to the environment around it.

The Anything Goes category is just that: Engineers can submit any sort of Arduino-based design with a description and system diagram.

Supplyframe community members will vote for their favorite projects throughout the four-month contest, and a panel of judges will determine the top three winners.

The grand prize winner will receive a trip to Turin, Italy, to tour the Arduino factory.

The second prize winner will receive a trip to a 2019 Microchip MASTERs conference, and the third place winner will receive $500 in gift certificates to the Tindie maker marketplace.

Plus, up to 500 finalists will receive Arduino boards.