Submit your project abstract.

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Write a short elevator pitch to explain the impact of your research.
Use the tips and examples below to write a successful statement.

Tips

• Tip #1: A non-engineer should be able to understand the sentence.
• Tip #2: Explain briefly what you’re studying and how your research outcome will affect people.
• Tip #3: It should be tweetable (less than 140 characters).

Examples

• Studying the decay rate and life cycle of drone batteries will help educate people on how to get the most out of their batteries.
• Using virtual reality to see how humans anticipate changes in ground surfaces will help build better prosthetics and bipedal robots.
• Designing a self-driving car that can move sideways will allow for better navigation of dense traffic and increased safety and efficiency.