CATEGORY A
PAPER PLANES
Category A: Paper Planes
Design and fold paper planes to achieve the longest, farthest or most accurate flight.
Open to: Primary Schools
CATEGORY B
UNPOWERED GLIDERS
Category B: Furthest Distance
Design and build small unpowered gliders to be bungee-launched from designated launcher in a bid to fly the furthest.
Open to: Secondary / Integrated Programme (IP) Schools
CATEGORY C
Download Category C1 and Category C2, C3 Challenge Booklet here!
RADIO CONTROL FLIGHT
Category C1: Fixed Wing Radio Control Flight
Design and build a small remote-controlled fixed-wing air platform to navigate an obstacle course.
Open to: Secondary Schools / IP Schools / Junior Colleges / Institute of Technical Education
Participants of Category C1 Challenge are also eligible to register for either C2 or C3 challenge, but not both.
Category C2: FPV Flight (Tiny Whoop)
Bring or design a FPV (first-person view) Tiny Whoop class drone to navigate an obstacle course. (For beginners and amateur pilots)
Open to: All Schools
Participants of Category C2 Challenge are not eligible to participate in Category C3 Challenge.
Category C3: FPV Flight (Micro)
Bring or design a FPV (first-person view) Micro class drone to navigate an obstacle course. (For experienced pilots)
Open to: All Schools
Participants of Category C3 Challenge are not eligible to participate in Category C2 Challenge.
CATEGORY D
SEMI-AUTONOMOUS / AUTONOMOUS
Category D1: Semi-Autonomous
Design and build a semi-autonomous small air platform to perform a multitude of tasks in an indoor open course. Open to: Polytechnics / Universities
Category D2: Autonomous
Design and build an autonomous small air platform to perform a multitude of tasks in an indoor open course. Open to: Polytechnics / Universities
CATEGORY E
UNCONVENTIONAL
Design and build unconventional air platforms or showcase co-operative technology, and demonstrate its flight within a confined indoor area. Open to: Public
