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07/09/2004
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Designers are invited to enter the third annual Emhart Design Contest, featuring a top prize of $20,000 or a 2005 Toyota Prius.
Green car offered as prize for design
Designers are invited to enter the third annual Emhart Design Contest, featuring a top prize of $20,000 or a 2005 Toyota Prius. Details may be found at Emhart Design Contest
Original design ideas may be submitted in one of four categories:
* Everyday Products
* Medical (NEW category this year)
* Safety
* Transportation
In addition to the prize, entrants can expect could get global recognition and hopefully the support they need to take their product idea into production. There is no cost to enter.
One Grand Prize winner will receive a hybrid car or $20,000 in cash. One First Prize winner will get a Segway Transporter. Dozens of other prizes will be awarded, and all accepted entrants in the U.S. will receive an Emhart POP PowerLink 30 repair kit/hand rivet tool as a gift (a $50 value).
The contest is sponsored by Emhart Teknologies, a company specialising in the design and creation of unique assembly technologies. Co-sponsors include: Allfast Fastening Systems, a manufacturer of solid/blind rivets and installation tooling for aircraft, and SolidWorks Corporation.
Last years winners were:
Grand Prize Winner
Osteosonic: Noninvasive Bone and Joint Damage Detection Device
Michael Liebschner, Rice University
First Prize Winners
Hideaway Tailgate with Slip Hinge
John H. McDonald III
Self-Stabilizing Table
Nicholas Oxley
Second Prize Winners
Portable Battery-Powered Pocket Refrigerator for Insulin
Olaf Diegel, Massey University
Safe Instant Hydrogen
Phillip J. Petillo, Phil-Lu Inc.
Quantitative Analysis of Outcomes of Edema
Tom Vastano, Axon Software
Virtual Keyboard and Pointer
Douglas DuFaux, TFT
Merit Prize Winners
TagView Proximity Detection and Ranging
Ed Bokhour, Tag Safety Systems
Flexible Helmet
Richard March
SB16E Hybrid Electric Axle & Suspension System
Kenneth P. Rundle, MLE Live Axle Systems
KipKup
Calin Costea
Guiding Light
Steven B. Zwickel, University of Wisconsin
Very High Efficiency LCD Using Color Recycle Technology
Yu Wang, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Aventure Tip
Richard Klein, Keen Mobility
High Resolution Dynamic Nip Control
D.W. "Andy" Anderson, International Paper
Differential-Stroke-Cycle Pistontrain
Lu Yan, Yan Engines
Wheelchair Anti-Rollback Device
Cy E. Rebarchak
Professional Cut (Circular Saw Miter Attachment)
Scott Spearing
ThinkLight Water Fountain
Gustavo Henrique Gomes Guerra
Linchless Connector
J.E. Shenkel, TriArch Enterprises
Permanent Magnet Induction Heating "Life Saver" Cotton Candy Machine
Bruce D. Lund, Lund & Company Invention LLC
E-Album
Jessica Geigel, Virginia Tech
Personal Safety Harness
Douglas L. Allen, Innovative Product Design Inc.
Twist Crayon
Mark Eilbert
Low Cost Emergency Respirator
Ken Woodard, Woodard Engineering
Extended Cab Pickup with Space Saver Bed
Sterry Shaffer
SK8CYCLE
Huang Chao
Helmet - Forest Fire
Diego Cesar Speroni
Airhopper
Oliver Deichmann, Wunschforscher
Vehicle Proximity Scanner
Shruti Rao, University of Texas at Arlington
Infant Seat Safety Device
Mabel Gutierrez, University of Texas at Arlington
Automotive Emergency Flasher and Airbag Event Collision Avoidance Transceiver
Neill Means, Hamilton Sundstrand
Self-Limiting Automobile Airbag
Paul J. Carson
Sawdust Cyclone
Chris Dodds
Dynamic Vehicle Lighting
Steven Colby
Entries must be received by November 19, 2004. Visit
http://www.emhartcontest.com for the rules and official entry form.
Good luck!TS
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Author
Tom Shelley
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