The Paseo Public Prototyping Challenge at San José State University is designed to incubate solutions to pressing social and environmental problems in the city of San José through multidisciplinary collaboration and technological innovation
The Paseo Challenge was developed by San José State University in partnership with the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Intel, Microsoft, Xilinx, Autodesk, the City of San José and The Tech Museum of Innovation.
Student teams must meet the following eligibility requirements:
Team members moving forward to the finals in Spring must be enrolled in Spring 2019 to receive awarded funds.
Teams should represent talent in multiple disciplines, leveraging their unique skill diversity for the proposed innovation. SJSU Colleges include: Humanities and the Arts, Engineering, Science, Social Sciences, Business, Education, Applied Sciences and Arts, and International and Extended Studies.
Projects selected for funding will be chosen by the following criteria:
• Does it have the potential to impact society in a positive way?
• Does it address a pressing social or environmental need in San José?
• Does it combine design and technology in a unique and innovative way?
• Does it solve a problem using expertise from multiple disciplines?
• Does it help to improve the city of San José?
Follow the link below to review the extended rules and guidelines for the Paseo Public Prototyping Challenge.
Congratulations to all student teams moving forward in the 2018-19 SJSU Paseo Prototyping Challenge!
Follow the link below to view a list of curated resources, websites, and vendors..
Paseo Prototyping Milestone events #1, #2, and #4 will be held in the SJSU King Library IDC Space (Innovation Design Collaborative). Milestone #3 will be held at the SJSU Hammer Theatre Center in downtown San José.
