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This hackathons is only open to students. Double check the event page for more information as this may mean only those from a particular university/country are eligible.
Event Type
in person
264
Participants
₹6,000
Prize Pool
23
Est. Projects
Organizers
Alex Johnson
alex@example.org
Jamie Rivera
jamie@example.org
Sam Chen
sam@example.org
Quality Score
Quality Score
72/100
High confidence
Organiser16/20
Event Maturity14/20
Sponsors18/25
Participants12/20
About the Opportunity:
The CAD Battle is hosted by ASME DTU during Invictus Techfest.
It is a technically intensive and creatively stimulating design competition.
The event tests participants on conceptual clarity, modeling efficiency, and real-time problem-solving ability.
It brings together engineering students with strong foundations in Computer-Aided Design and mechanical visualization.
Competition Structure:
CAD Battle is a high-pressure, elimination-based competition.
Participants are required to model complex mechanical components and assemblies within strict time constraints.
The initial round evaluates fundamental proficiency including sketching constraints, parametric modeling, feature operations, and dimensional accuracy.
Advanced rounds include surface modeling, assembly mating conditions, motion relationships, and design modifications based on functional requirements.
Evaluation Criteria:
Dimensional fidelity.
Feature tree organization.
Parametric robustness.
Adherence to manufacturing feasibility principles.
Efficiency in command usage.
Logical modeling sequence.
Interpretation of engineering drawings and tolerancing.
Application of design intent.
Advanced Challenges:
Participants may receive incomplete drawings requiring logical inference of missing dimensions.
Surprise design alterations may be introduced to test adaptability and optimization skills.
Real-world industrial simulation of converting 2D drawings or abstract concepts into fully constrained 3D models under deadlines.
Learning and Exposure:
Exposure to industry-level CAD practices.
Feedback from faculty members and industry professionals.
Emphasis on accuracy, efficiency, and manufacturability.
Opportunity to bridge academic coursework with professional engineering application.
Event Environment:
Dynamic and competitive atmosphere.
Time-bound modeling with countdown timers.
Diverse modeling strategies observed for the same problem.
Focus on discipline and performance under pressure.
Objectives:
Promote innovation and technical excellence.
Encourage applied engineering skills.
Provide a pan-India platform for aspiring designers.
Enhance participant portfolios and readiness for internships and core engineering roles.
Recognition and Benefits:
Winners receive recognition and prizes.
Participants gain valuable technical exposure and portfolio enhancement.