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Calling all engineers, technologists, scientists, designers, artists, educators, students, entrepreneurs, hackers, and makers! We are happy to announce that there will once again be a Seattle site for NASA’s International Space Apps Challenge! While “apps” may be a part of our name, the challenges cut across science, technology, engineering, arts, and math application for space rather than just software apps. And yes, you read that correctly, art is included. It doesn’t matter what your skill set is or where your talents lie. If you have a passion for space you have a place at the Space Apps Challenge!
Our event will be based at Jigsaw Renaissance in the International District and we have partnered with SoDo Makerspace, which has additional space and equipment available. At this time we are asking for $10 donation per ticket to help us cover expenses. In light of the break in and robbery that occurred at The Seattle Attic Community Workshop on March 17th, we have decided to donate any profit resulting from sponsor and participant donations to The Attic.
To learn more about our event please visit Seattle Space Apps!We hope to see you on April 10th!
Projects Nominated for Global Judging
Global Nominee #1
SpaceBumGlove
Global Nominee #2
Launch Vehicle Selection & Trade Analysis
People's choice
T.U.R.T.L.E.
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The following projects were worked on at Seattle:
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Launch Vehicle Selection & Trade Analysis
Project Members from this locationThe purpose of this project is to introduce users to mission trade studies that program managers complete at NASA and commercial space companies. Since the challenge was launch based, we have users select basic program variables, like satellite size and mission targets, but the focus is on the... Visit Project
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SpaceBumGlove
Project Members from this locationInputs from smartphone: Gyroscope, Accelerometer, Altimeter, and Touchscreen display.
The navigation system uses two sets of controls: determine direction of where spacecraft will move in x, y, and z space, and the rotation of the spacecraft (yaw, pitch, roll). Each of the controls det... Visit Project
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Leaf-it
Project Members from this locationThe aim of this project is to aid environmentalists, botanists, farmers and biological scientists in identifying and classifying damage to leaves caused by ground ozone. This application allows the user to take a picture of a potentially damaged leaf and the user to give a keyword based on the... Visit Project
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AsteroLens - The Solar System as if your eyes were very far apart
Project Members from this locationDemo
This project uses WebGL to render the scene, so a modern browser is required. Works on IE and Chrome, slight bug on FireFox. It's way cooler if you have a Google Cardboard and... Visit Project
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T.U.R.T.L.E.
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Last Voyage - Make Your Own Star!
Project Members from this locationBacked by the asteroid data provided by NASA SBDB, Our website lets the user witness more than 8,000 near earth asteroids flowing through his/her desktop and allows the users to create their own. The users are also be able to create their own asteroid orbits by filling in a few parameters to s... Visit Project
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