The David Good 3D Printed Bridge Competition celebrates the power of creative thinking in engineering! It aims to inspire innovation that spans across generations, providing teams with opportunities to grow and push their skills to new heights. The competition focuses on advancing the use of 3D printing technology in engineering, allowing students to engage in real-world challenges. Various high school teams compete, advancing their knowledge of 3D printing technology in engineering. Students tackle real-world challenges by analyzing problems, developing solutions, and bringing their designs to life. Participants demonstrate teamwork, organization, analytical skills, and creativity, blending structural, technical, and design expertise throughout the competition.
🥇 Governor Livingston High School 🥈 Morris Knolls High School 🥉 Wallkill Valley Regional High School
Presentation:
🥇 Northern Highlands Regional High School 🥈 Governor Livingston High School 🥉 Morris Knolls High School
Construction Time:
🥇 Memorial High School 🥈 Passaic County Technical Institute 🥉 Glen Ridge High School
Stiffness:
🥇 Governor Livingston High School 🥈 Morris Knolls High School 🥉 Wallkill Valley Regional High School
Load/Weight:
🥇 Governor Livingston High School 🥈 Morris Knolls High School 🥉 Manalapan High School
All participating schools:
Brooklyn Technical High School Cranford High School Edison Academy Magnet School Glen Ridge High School Governor Livingston High School High Tech High School John E. Dwyer Technology Academy Manalapan High School
Memorial High School Morris Knolls High School Northern Highlands Regional High School Passaic County Technical Vocational School The Hudson High School University Academy Charter High School Wallkill Valley Regional High School West Essex High School