Sikorsky Challenge

In November 2020 as part of the IX Festival of Innovative Projects Sikorsky Challenge 2020 the national stage of the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) 2021 took place.

The work of the Festival of Innovation continues. During the next discussion panel they talked about the development of the regional network of innovation environment Sikorsky Challenge. Today there are already 13 clusters in Ukraine and 5 in other countries.

The Sikorsky Challenge Festival is one of the most important annual events in the field of innovation in Ukraine. This is the ninth time it has been held at Kyiv Polytechnic this year. 56 unique projects from all over the country reached the finals.

Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute was visited by First Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine Mykola Kyzym and his assistants.

The Deaf Translator Student Project at the Sikorsky Challenge Innovation Project Festival was highly praised by the international jury and placed first in the Best Project Idea category.

One of the projects which was represented in the final of startup competition on the VIII Festival of innovational projects «Sikorsky Challenge 2019» was cavitation and magnetic modifier of liquid environments. The work of this device is based on the process of hydrodynamic cavitation.

The project of scientists of Department of Laser Systems and Physical Technologies (LTFT), of the Institute of Mechanical Engineering (MMI) for the manufacture of medical products made by a 3D printer became the finalist of the Sikorsky Challenge startup competition

Alternative technologies and devices, which use renewable energy and energy saving technology, are being developed due to threat of global energy and ecological crisis in the innovative countries.

Festival "Sikorsky Challenge 2019" is one of the most significant developments in the field of innovation in Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.

Among the projects presented at the Sikorsky Challenge Festival, the attention was drawn to the development of the "Segner Wheel Based Wind Engine", performed by Yelizaveta Stoliarchuk - student of the 11th grade of the Polytechnic Lyceum of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute under the