2013 Love Late Action

Please keep this in mind: if you love the elderly, you will also become an elderly person. The Action Late Challenge touches on ideas that affect everyone, directly or indirectly, currently or in the future. Old people want to be independent and do what they want when and how they want; they want to be productive, feel needed, have a sense of accomplishment, and have fun; they want to not be lonely and stay connected with family and friends. Meaningful connections.

Old people have wisdom and ideas that come from their lifetime experience. The problem is that the older you get, the more difficult life becomes. Physical fitness, speed, flexibility

Care for the Elderly

and memory will be lost, and hearing, vision and other functions will decline, which is inevitable. Health problems creep up and loved ones pass away. What can we do with new technology?

In the robot competition of "Operation Love Night", you and your robot will be involved in some challenges and activities about being independent, capable, and not lonely. Some things do not require the elderly to do it themselves, but some things are difficult to do and some things are easier. Pay attention to what is difficult about those things, design your robot to do those things, and imagine what innovative technological designs you can make for your beloved elderly person or yourself in the future to make life easier.

Some of the problems in aging society occur without our noticing, and some are man-made. Frequent safety incidents for the elderly in recent years should cause us to pay enough attention to the issue of aging!

Food Safety 2012

The 2011 Food Factors Challenge, from 55 countries will explore the topic of food safety and examine possible contamination at our food contact points - From exposure to insects and organisms, unsterilized handling and transportation, and unsanitary preparation and storage, then finding a way to prevent or combat these contaminations. In the Food Factor Challenge, teams will build, test and program autonomous robots that they hope will use LEGO NXT to solve a set of tasks as well as food safety research, develop, and share their innovative food safety solutions. In their experience, teams will operate under the impact of the signature core values.

2011 Life Technology (body forward) Biomedical engineering uses multiple engineering disciplines to help doctors and hospitals better rescue patients. It includes fields such as chemistry, machinery, and electrical appliances, as well as other forms of engineering, and even art, integrating traditional biology and medical science to promote medical services.

Intelligent transportation

2010 Intelligent transportation (smart move) transportation is closely related to your daily life. For example, go to a place to play, study, visit relatives and friends, etc. The things we want, the clothes we wear, the food we eat, the water we drink, the medicines we need, all these things, we must rely on the transportation arteries of roads, trails, railroads, rivers, oceans, mountains and deserts. . Information from experts, teachers, friends, and family is also spread through our mouths, telephones, textbooks, and the Internet.

Climate Impacts 2009: Research how climate affects your community, identify a climate-related issue in your community, analyze data related to the issue and find ways to address the issue in your community How to do it, find another community that has the same problem as yours and confirm how they solved it.

2008 Cracking Energy: How we solve energy problems, heating homes, fueling cars, powering mobile phones, powering computers, and even downloading music with iPods. How can we use energy to improve our environment, economies and lives around the world? What resources are available to us and why? The production and consumption of energy, for example, affects the planet and our lives today, tomorrow and in the future.

2007 Nanotechnology: Through a super powerful automatic microscope, we enter the unfamiliar world of atoms. Like dreamers and scientists, we begin to explore new developments in various fields such as medicine and computers in the nanoworld. technology.

2006 Ocean Odyssey: Exploring the earth's most precious resource - the mysterious ocean, which accounts for 3/4 of the earth's total area. It is crucial to all life on earth, but it is so Fragility, pollution, irrational development, etc. have brought unimaginable harm to it. Now, it needs our help.

2005 Infinite Care: Help people in need in society, consider their special needs, research and provide them with robotic technology solutions, so that they can move and complete certain tasks like ordinary people in their daily lives. some tasks.

2004 Mars Expedition: Imagine we set foot on Mars and explore the red planet. By opening up the fascinating world of Mars, the team experienced challenges similar to those faced by scientists and space engineers.

2002 Urban Landscapes: Exploring the Challenges Facing Urban Planners. These challenges include providing basic services such as clean water, urban safety systems, education, affordable energy and settlements for urban residents.

2001 Arctic Impressions: Travel to the remote Arctic to study global climate change and the potential impact of global warming on humans.

2000 Volcano Panic: Scientifically collect data, accurately predict the time and nature of volcanic eruptions, and help people minimize the losses caused by volcanic eruptions.

1999 First Contact: Investigating an International Space Station destroyed by a UFO impact.

1998 Leading the Future