The Connected Vehicle Challenge returns for its second year of supporting new ideas that improve communities, quality of life and the environment. Participants are asked to develop and build an innovative connected vehicle device or system to demonstrate how vehicle connectivity can enhance communities, quality of life, and the environment.
Entries from last year’s Connected Vehicle Challenge included solutions for safety, navigation, autonomous driving, payment systems, traffic management and mobility advances for disabled and aging drivers.
Deadline for submissions is Tuesday, March 5.
Five finalists will be selected on Friday, March 15. The finalists will present their innovations in front of celebrity judges at SAE International’s WCX on Thursday, April 11, in The Learning Lab Located in Hall C at Cobo Center in Detroit.
The winning innovation will be awarded a cash prize of $10,000 with additional prizes awarded for second and third place winners.
CLICK HERE to learn more about the Connected Vehicle Challenge and Connect2Car at WCX.
CLICK HERE to download official rules for the Connected Vehicle Challenge.
For questions or to submit a project concept, email Nori Fought, Content Administrator, SAE International, at nori.fought@sae.org.
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