We had a brief chat with our winners from SSC 2018, Team T0X1C V4P0R – ‘T0X1C V4P0R’ is made up of five participants who graduated from Hwa Chong Institution (HCI) previously. Having to serve National Service did not deter their interest in the challenge, and despite time constraints, we congratulate them on clinching the top…
Congratulations to the winners of SSC 2019 ! Grand Prize T0X1C V4P0R Independent, Singapore https://youtu.be/–u2RHGr0kchttps://youtu.be/XpPhglmVlDg Merit Award WREAK Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Singapore Space Orange National University of Singapore High School, Singapore Lunartics Temasek Polytechnic, Singapore Satelife National University of Singapore, Singapore
A chat with Brenda – Learn more about SSC 2020 We had a chat with Brenda Toh from SSTA, who is in charge of Singapore Space Challenge 2020. Why this theme? What is its significance? The theme for SSC 2020 is a current trending topic in the industry: Space Debris. Space debris widely refers to…
Congratulations to this year’s HADR Challenge winners! We will be in touch with the respective teams to follow up with more details. In the meantime, should you have any queries, please contact Ms. Gillian Chin at gillian.chin@space.org.sg Grand Prize TEAM VEGA Temasek Polytechnic Runner Up TEAM MEAN MACHINE Singapore Polytechnic
The grand prize of S$10,000 is won by a team of four. The group, named ‘Starfleet Command’, proposed a solution for space debris Singapore, 22 September 2020 – We are excited to announce that SSC will be hosting its first-ever virtual Awards Ceremony on 23 September, 4:00pm (SGT). ‘Starfleet Command’ clinched the top award…
South China Morning Post 19 Nov 2020 With Elon Musk’s SpaceX shuttling Nasa astronauts to the International Space Station and Virgin Galactic planning to begin commercial flights next year, space has never been more accessible. For the business-minded, it’s never had more commercial potential. Around US$3.25 billion was invested in space start-ups in 2018, while…
We are pleased to announce the results of the Singapore Space Challenge 2021. Grand Prize Winner THE RANGE ROVERS (New Zealand) Distinction LUNA RECON (Imperial College, United Kingdom) SEDS_LUNARBOT (Sri Lanka) Merit HITCHHIKERS (India) MUNAR ROVER (Singapore, SUTD) NEXUS AURORA (Belgium, United States, Canada) Most Creative ARETHUSA (Australia) Best Video eXulan (India) Best Mentor HELIO-D4…
Mr Yonatan Winetraub, Co-Founder of SpaceIL and subject matter expert of SSC 2021, will be sharing about Beresheet (the first commercial moon lander) and how SpaceIL managed to achieve that! (You may even get some insights to what he will be looking out for when reviewing your projects) If you would like to “meet” him…
Dr Zhu will be sharing about the difficulties associated with robots traversing extreme terrain, and also how a robot can learn dynamics and control in the context of lunar surface mission seeking ice. Register Here
