MAKE48 ANNOUNCES T-MOBILE AS CO-CHALLENGE SPONSOR OF NATIONAL COMPETITION
- Make48+Team
- Feb 16, 2023
- 1 min read
T-Mobile, the nation’s 5G leader, will serve as Co-Challenge Sponsor at Make48’s national competition this spring. T-Mobile will bring in the power of 5G and help craft the teams’ competition objective for the sixth season of Make48.
Showcasing the power of innovation, T-Mobile will work with Make48, the fastest invention competition, and an additional product company, to help participants bring their prototypes to life. The Un-carrier will provide tools and mentors to support the teams as they create a working prototype and will be featured on the nationwide competition series.
Make48 Co-creator and CEO Tom Gray said “For the first time in our competitions, teams will get challenged to incorporate a tech element of connectivity with their prototype ideation and fabrication. As tech is part of most people's lives, I don’t think this will limit the creativity of the teams and may enhance their creations.”
If you’re interested in learning more about nationals, details can be found at www.make48.com.
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Make48 is a nationwide invention-competition docuseries that gives teams a challenge at the start of a two-day event. With just 48 hours, teams must create a prototype, promotional video, sales sheet, and present their idea to a panel of judges. The teams have access to a makerspace and numerous Tool Techs that can make almost anything. Teams receive a hint about the challenge theme, but specific details are revealed at the start of each competition, allowing everyone to have a level playing field and the chance to win. https://www.make48.com/.
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