London

London

Inmarsat Conference Centre
  • Unfortunately, registration for London is now full, but you can still register for other UK events such as ExeterYork and Glasgow!

    Or sign up to the Waitlist.

    The International Space Apps Challenge returns to London in 2015!

    PA Consulting Group is proud to sponsor the 2015 NASA Space Apps Challenge London event, which will take place at Inmarsat Conference Centre, near Old Street’s "Silicon Roundabout".

    Like-minded scientists, programmers, engineers and designers from across the UK and globe will work across the weekend to find innovative solutions to one or more of the Space Apps challenges. They might be websites, mobile applications, electronic gadgets, clothing or simply a well-presented idea, but the solutions that the London teams come up with will be competing with locations around the globe to win NASA’s International Space Apps Challenge.

    The best teams at Space Apps are made of people with different skillsets. It's not only about software developers... Hardware enthusiasts, designers, creative minds; everyone is invited. So don't be put off thinking you might not be "techy" enough; you might be the one to turn your team's idea from average to awesome!

    Register to ensure your place in this year's London event.

    Please note that we can't accept registrations from anyone under 18, even if accompanied by an adult. WE encourage you to become a Virtual Participant instead.


    Provisional Agenda

    Saturday 11th April

    09:30 Registration opens

    10:00 Introduction, logistics, challenge announcements, idea pitches

    11:00 Start creating!

    12:30 Lunch

    18:00 Dinner

    19:00 Optional progress briefing / pitch practice

    20:00 Continue through the night!


    Sunday 12th April

    10:00 Final push, logistics update

    12:00 Submission deadline and lunch

    13:00 Presentations to the judges

    15:00 People’s Choice voting

    15:30 Winners announcement

    16:00 Close


    Other UK Events -
    Exeter
    York
    Glasgow

    Projects Nominated for Global Judging

    Global Nominee #1

    SS Cornelius

    Global Nominee #2

    The Great British Space Race

    People's choice

    ComeFlyWithMe

    Resources


    Sponsors

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  • The following projects were worked on at London:

    • SS Cornelius

      Project Members from this location
      • Iain Rogers
      • Matt Thorne
      • Henry Lim

      You may not be familiar with the name Robert Cornelius, but you’ll undoubtedly know of the concept he pioneered back in 1839. Okay, the technology was a little different back then, but by taking the first ever photographic self-portrait, he inadvertently became the father of the “selfie”.

      ... Visit Project

    • We All Care

      Project Members from this location
      • dorian buksz
      • Andy Schofield
      • Subhan Shaffi
      • Gen Ashley
      • Yasrine Ibnyahya
      • Oscar Boullosa

      The We All Care platform purposes are:

      • to allow the easy creation of an event - in order to call for help through an inventory and breakdown of the required needs associated to a particular event.

      • to monitor the status and evolution of a particular event - t... Visit Project

    • Wearables

      Project Members from this location
      • Sam Mbale

      Fitness App

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    • Robot Robot Robot Space Space Squid

      Project Members from this location
      • Christine Patton
      • Glen Searle

      We're aiming to create a flexible set of tools that can achieve many goals: robotics education, fast testing of prototypes, research, zero-G lab-work automation.

      We've produced a small, inexpensive "squid" robot with swappable, easily customised 3d printed parts. Configurable options i... Visit Project

    • Where Did The Water Go

      Project Members from this location
      • Matt Thorne

      We decided saturday morning that we would like to help create a solution to the clean water mapping challenge because we understand the impact access to fresh water has on the quality of life for a local population. We also felt that this challenge would give us an opportunity to leverage tech... Visit Project

    • OLD DELETE

      Project Members from this location
      • Anthony Thomas
      • Sean Abbott
      • María-Eugenia

      TBA

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    • Near Earth Objects: Visualisation, Characterisation and Prioritisation

      Project Members from this location
      • Florence Okoye
      • George Wooding
      • Charlie Beeson
      • Brian Byrne
      • Brian Byrne

      See above.

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    • RegexButler

      Project Members from this location
      • Kevin Daniells
      • Seraphina Anderson
      • Germann Arlington
      • Phaninder Pasupula
      • Jean-Louis RENE-CORAIL
      • Chris Jones

      So provide a system that can take commands at a high level in natural language and pass tasks down a chain to something at the other end.

      The aim is to pilot a virtual sphere around a 2D test environment using voice commands. But it could be used to pass instructions to any system in... Visit Project

    • MarsMallow

      Project Members from this location
      • Matthieu Rigolot
      • Florent Grandjean
      • xuan zhang

      App helps people to understand the environment and potential developments on Mars.

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    • The Great British Space Race

      Project Members from this location
      • David Kosdruy
      • Kate Arkless Gray
      • Enguerran Petitfils
      • Natasha Trotman
      • Jean Jimbo

      The Problem

      According to the World Health Organisation, global obesity has has more than doubled since 1980. Obesity, which is preventable, is a major risk factor for many chronic diseases and has has been exacerbated b... Visit Project

    • CloudKittens

      Project Members from this location
      • David Turner
      • Phaninder Pasupula

      We will create a mobile game that involves finding patterns in clouds that look like kittens, amongst other things. We will gamify and reward achievements in various ways including badges, upvoting, and puzzle solving. The games and educational challenges will be set and scored by a crowdsourc... Visit Project

    • Will it Launch?!

      Project Members from this location
      • Marcello Seri
      • Ben Oxley
      • Adam Greig
      • Thomas Dalby
      • Andrew Cowan
      • Ben Oxley

      Will it Launch?!

      Will it Launch?!

      Will it launch is our attempt at a flight control style multiplayer game. The object of the game is to successfully work as a team to monitor the flight systems of a rocket just before launch a... Visit Project

    • Space Tag

      Project Members from this location
      • Matt Hollands
      • Dimitris Kousoulidis
      • Siddharth Swaroop

      The project develops a simple, easy to use website that uses crowdsourcing to determine 'interesting' and beautiful images of the Earth. As of now, the images are solely from GIBS Imagery, but this can be easily expanded to include images from other webpages, and potentially include images tha... Visit Project

    • ComeFlyWithMe

      Project Members from this location
      • Max John Maybury
      • Darren Gilbert

      What does our website do?

      We take flight path data, and guide the user along the path of a certain flight, while using the altitude of the plane to affect the zoom.

      We look at the cloud coverage, and then dynamically generate clouds to give the user an accurate v... Visit Project

    • ParaDroid - Inflight Mission control

      Project Members from this location
      • Sanjeet Swatch
      • Colin Moore-Hill
      • Colin Moore-Hill

      To Be Completed!

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    • SPACE MULE

      Project Members from this location
      • Sean Abbott
      • Anthony Thomas
      • María-Eugenia
      • Sean Abbott

      Our project aims were is to produce a drone design based on existing concepts that would be suitable for use on-board a human inhabited spacecraft.

      The main aspect of our design. Is the Inertia mass damper which resists acceleration in the desired (longtitudinal and lateral) axes. To ac... Visit Project

    • SkyGlass

      Project Members from this location
      • Oliver Tedder
      • Neel Savani
      • Jack Hopkins
      • James Lynn
      • Deep Shah
      • eleonora rocca
      • Peter Bartram
      • Kanke Ishaku
      • Joe Money-Chappelle

      Our project aims to achieve:

      To create a new app which is user friendly, fast and accessible for everyone : from those very scientifically adept to those who are lesser in their knowledge of this field but still have strong interest and passion in knowing more about planet or the solar... Visit Project

    • OrbitWATCH

      Project Members from this location
      • Sam Mbale
      • Zakaria Abushima

      The aim is to replace the current static astronauts watches, that too much of money spent on building and functionality extension. we are replacing this with smart watch app, that is developed and can be extended on the fly, through downloading the app online. We are breaking the current watch... Visit Project

    • spaceFoundry

      Project Members from this location
      • John Cant
      • Jonathan Moberly
      • Jonathan Moberly

      The project is inspired by three challenges: SPACE GLOVE, MARS LAVA TUBES and SENSOR YOURSELF.
      SPACE GLOVE - how easy is it to implement fine-grained control on a remote device using simple forearm movements
      SENSOR YOURSELF - can we manipulate SPHERES robots using body-mounted moti... Visit Project

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