Scroll down to find out how to enter and submit your robot/robotics and your award designs

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A view of Europe built in true-colour images

Schools Space Robot/Robotics competition

Design a robot/robotics suitable for use in the UK Space industry or one of the sectors the space industry supports.

Criteria:

Your space robot/robotics must be useful, helpful, or solve a problem (problems can be big or small. Problems can be human, mechanical, or technical)

The limits are your imagination

Scroll down to find out how to enter and submit your Award designs

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Ariane 5 Launch

Nominations Close

4:00 PM

FRIDAY 8 MAY

James Webb Telescope
Hubble's sharpest view of the Orion Nebula

Schools competition to design the physical Hazel Award

Every awards ceremony needs a physical award to present to the winners.

The charity TechSheCan and our strategic partner, Get with the Programare organising a competition for you to design the actual award that will be presented to the winners of the Hazels - the UK Space Skills Awards.

Sandwell FE College FabLab will produce/print the winning award design

The materials can be as wide as your imagination and include Wood, Metal, Sustainable plastics. Your designs are only constrained by the fact the winners and presenters MUST be able to hold them with ease; and they MUST be easy to display in their homes or offices.

For inspiration, read our website to discover why these awards are called the Hazels.

https://www.thehazels.space/why-the-hazels

James Webb transfer to container
Orion being lifted into place

NOMINATIONS CLOSE

4:00 PM

FRIDAY 8 MAY

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