Altair Global Digital Twin Contest for Students | March 1 - May 5
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*Official Contest Registration Page
You’re invited to explore the limitless possibilities of model-based design. Enter our digital twin contest this year and you can learn the basics of how to utilize a control system, simulate motion on a 3D CAD assembly and develop photorealistic rendering, skills required for premier engineering careers of tomorrow. But wait, there’s more!
When is the Contest?
The Contest will begin in March 2021. The deadline for submissions is May 5, 2021 (11:59 p.m. Eastern Standard Time). Entries submitted prior to or after the Entry Period will be disqualified.
Are there prizes?
Win one or more of 37 prizes! - The first prize winner from each region – Asia Pacific, Americas or Europe/Middle East/Africa – could go on to be the overall global winner and earn up to… $2,500 USD.
Who is Eligible for the Contest?
Are you an engineering student? Then you are eligible, regardless of level, discipline, university, or location. You can apply alone or as a team.
To get started, all you need to do is to join the Altair Community and use our system simulation and design software free of cost with its helpful learning material. Interested? Let’s go exploring together! Learn more about the contest here.
How Do I Register?
To register for the contest:
- If you are not yet a member, join the Altair Community.
- RSVP the contest right here by clicking Respond > Attend above.
- Click Comment below and write a quick post (in your own language) introducing yourself and what excites you about participating in this contest?
Additional Questions or Concerns?
Do you have questions or concerns regarding the content? Feel free to comment below and we will do our best to respond as quickly as possible.
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Digital Twin Technology and its potential to create and test thousands of models and assemblies before even manufacturing a single part is what blows my mind. It will unleash the full creative potential of engineers and allow them to throw stuff at the wall and see what sticks without spending a dime on a physical prototype. I want to get my hands dirty with this technology and learn how I can use it for my projects and ideas. I think the Global Twin Contest is the perfect way to do that and I thank Altair for providing us with this opportunity.
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Rishiraj Dhar said:
Digital Twin Technology and its potential to create and test thousands of models and assemblies before even manufacturing a single part is what blows my mind. It will unleash the full creative potential of engineers and allow them to throw stuff at the wall and see what sticks without spending a dime on a physical prototype. I want to get my hands dirty with this technology and learn how I can use it for my projects and ideas. I think the Global Twin Contest is the perfect way to do that and I thank Altair for providing us with this opportunity.
Hi Rishiraj,
Great to see your post, welcome and we look forward to your entry!
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Hi, I am an Industrial Design student, I from Quito, ECU. This event is important because I can learn different kinds of digital tools to represent and develop different products, services, or processes. Thanks for this opportunity. The Digital twin is new for me.
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I am a 2nd-year college student doing mechanical engineering. I am very passionate about simulation and rendering objects. I am also interested in exploring new areas outside my domain as a result I am signing up for the Twin contest.
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Amal Manoj said:
I am a 2nd-year college student doing mechanical engineering. I am very passionate about simulation and rendering objects. I am also interested in exploring new areas outside my domain as a result I am signing up for the Twin contest.
Please RSVP the contest right here by clicking Respond > Attend above.
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Hello all, I am Sumithra a student of VIT, whereas my childhood dreams and passion drives me towards these things.The word which excites from couple months has time to learn now. Hope this emerging technology is also going to help me in my research projects. Thanks for this great opportunity Altair for exploring new things.2
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I am a junior at the University of Michigan studying Aerospace Engineering. I am really excited to participate in this contest because I’ll have the opportunity to learn new software skills that are essential to my development as an engineer. It also just blows my mind that engineers today can create an extremely accurate simulation of a system before ever assembling it in the real world, and I’d like to get better at that. I appreciate the opportunity!3
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Hello everyone! I am a 2nd-year student at the University of Florida, studying mechanical and aerospace engineering. I am most excited about the opportunity to learn how to use Altair for the purposes of demonstrating and adapting my understanding of controls. But I am also equally excited to understand the potential of Digital Twin technology to model and develop products, and processes for achieving them.
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Hi Everyone,
I am a masters student in the Design field. I wanted to learn about Digital twin and this contest seems a great platform for it. It will help me to learn and do the project. Thanks Altair for this opportunity
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Hey Everyone!
I am currently a senior at Purdue University in the field of Mechanical Engineering. Digital twin technology has come leaps and bound, and I see its potential in resolving problems and conducting testing on designs without having a physical prototype. Thank you Altair for this incredible opportunity to get familiarized with new technology.
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Hello everyone, I'm a third year aerospace engineering student at the University of the West of England. I'm excited to participate in this contest to learn new skills and understand the potential of Digital Twin technology.
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Hello!
I am currently a senior at the University of Michigan studying Mechanical Engineering. This contest seems to be a great opportunity for me to learn new software skills and also learn about rendering designs. I always love a good challenge and see what I am capable of. Thank you, Altair for this opportunity!2 -
Hi everyone , I am a third year Mechanical Engineering student at Nelson Mandela University. I am really excited to be part of the compition to learn new ways of solving problems using CAD .3
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Hi everyone, I am a second year student of industrial engineering. I am excited about all that I´ll learn from this experience.All this is a challenge for me.
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Hi everyone, I am a materials student at Politecnico Di Milano, Italy. My interest to learn new software made me enter into the Digital Twin contest for students. I thank Altair community for providing me a good opportunity to learn a new software.
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Hi everyone, I am a third year Aerospace Engineering student at Universitat Politecnica de Valencia. I am really looking forward taking part part in this competition to solve Automatic Control problems, and hoping this help me in my degree and my final work.
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Hello everyone! I'm João Falleiros, I'm 20 years old and I'm in the 4th year of mechanical engineering at UNICAMP (Campinas, SP, Brazil).
What excites me about this contest is the knowledge I can get from it, learning many of the Altair's software and boosting my studies on digital twin topic. Which in my opinion is one of the biggest advances in Industry 4.0 and companies that don't embrace it, will be left behind.0 -
Hello Everyone!
I am a junior studying Mechanical Engineering at Indian Institute of Technology, Varanasi, India. I see Altair Global Digital Twin Contest to be great platform to enhance my knowledge of control systems. I look forward to learning a lot from this competition.
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Hi everyone! I'm Gabriel Silva and I'm a fourth year Mechanical engineering student at Unicamp.
I'm very excited to learn these softwares and develop my skills as a engineer. Thanks for this opportunity.
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Hello everyone,
I am Ajith R and pursuing final year Mechanical Engineering at SKCET. I am extremely interested to learn new technical software. Thank you for giving this wonderful opportunity.
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Nicolás Amado said:
Hi everyone, I am a second year student of industrial engineering. I am excited about all that I´ll learn from this experience.All this is a challenge for me.
Im ready.Hi, great to have you in the team. Have fun and please reach out to us in case you need some help.
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João Falleiros said:
Hello everyone! I'm João Falleiros, I'm 20 years old and I'm in the 4th year of mechanical engineering at UNICAMP (Campinas, SP, Brazil).
What excites me about this contest is the knowledge I can get from it, learning many of the Altair's software and boosting my studies on digital twin topic. Which in my opinion is one of the biggest advances in Industry 4.0 and companies that don't embrace it, will be left behind.Hello Joao - you are right! DigitalTwins are a hot topic and a key enabler to manage all the challenges ahead of us. The contest gives you a good start to learn the basics. Have fun
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Gabriel Silva said:
Hi everyone! I'm Gabriel Silva and I'm a fourth year Mechanical engineering student at Unicamp.
I'm very excited to learn these softwares and develop my skills as a engineer. Thanks for this opportunity.
Thanks to being in our team. Please learn as much as you'd like - and have fun with it!
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Hello future engineers, I'm Angel from Mexico, and I'm excited about this contest because I like to learn and develop new skills, also I hope to understand better this tools and makes me more efficent to apply that knowledge!
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Hi everyone, I am Nicolás from Colombia. I am studying mechanical engineering and I am really exited to participate in a contest that will hopefully help me improve my skills as an engineer and expand my knowledge. Thanks for this opportuity.
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Hello, I'm Ankush Sharma undergraduate mechanical engineering student. I love solving problems and learning new stuff and this contest provides an excellent opportunity for the same. Thanks Altair for continuously providing these opportunities to students.1
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Hello, I'm Juan Felipe from Colombia.
I am in my fourth year of mechanical engineering at Universidad de la Sabana, I love learning new skills and improving them as an engineer, also applying what I have already learned.
Thanks for this opportunity.1 -
Hello! my name is Eduardo. I'm PhD student in mechanical engineering in project, materials and process area, although don't be my actuation area, i think that will be very interesting to learn model-based design. I'm very happy to participate this event!
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Hi all! My name is Filippo, from Bologna. I have recently graduated (yesterday
) in automation engineering. I really love controls and system analysys: this is my first occasion to apply all the theoretical aspects I have learned so far. Hope we will have all fun! Let's see the unbelievable potentials of control theory, MBSE and simulation software!1 -
Hello! I am a 3rd-year student at PES University, studying Electronics and communication engineering. I am excited about the opportunity to learn how to use Altair for the purposes of demonstrating my understanding of control systems. I am also looking forward to learning and understanding the potential of Digital Twin technology to model and develop products, and processes for achieving them.
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