Your Submission

The submitted proposals must be written
in English and can include:

  • Participation type – you will first be asked to inform us how you are participating in this challenge, as a Solver (Individual) or Solver (Organization).
  • Solution Level - the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) of your solution.
  • Attendance in the UAE – to prepare for and take part in an on-site demonstration of your solutions in 2025. Please indicate your interest in attending.
  • Problem & Opportunity - highlight the innovation in your approach to the Problem, its point of difference, and the specific advantages/benefits this brings (up to 500 words).
  • Solution Overview - detail the features of your solution and how they address the SOLUTION REQUIREMENTS (500 words, there is space to add more in the summary field, and attach supporting data, diagrams, etc).
    • Instructions and Parts - include detailed instructions and a list of materials/components, which can be easily followed by the The Rocket Telemetry Challenge to construct and test the proposed systems.
  • Solution Feasibility – Supporting Information and Rationale, such as references and precedents, that will help The Rocket Telemetry Challenge evaluate and experimentally validate the feasibility of the solution (up to 500 words).
  • Experience - Expertise, use cases and skills you or your organization have in relation to your proposed solution (up to 500 words).
  • Solution Risks - any risks you see with your solution and how you would plan for this (up to 500 words).
  • Timeline, capability and costs - describe what you think is required to deliver the solution, estimated time and cost (up to 500 words).
  • Online References - provide links to any publications, articles or press releases of relevance (up to 500 words).

NOTE: Wazoku encourages the use by Solvers of AI approaches to help develop their submissions, though any produced solely with generative AI are not of interest.

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Notes for Submitters
  • Submissions to this Challenge must be received by 11:59 PM (US Eastern Time) on December 16th, 2024.
  • Late submissions will not be considered.
  • Your submission will be evaluated by the evaluation team first reviewing the information and content you have submitted at the submission form, with attachments used as additional context to your form submission. Submissions relying solely on attachments will receive less attention from the evaluation team.
  • After the Challenge submission due date, The Rocket Telemetry Challenge will complete the review process and make a decision with regards to the winning solution(s) according to the timeline in the Challenge header. All Solvers who submit a proposal will be notified about the status of their submissions.