APEX
Mechanics
Where engineering projects turn into real-world impact.
Present your graduation project, showcase your work, and compete in a live engineering exhibition.
CompetitionRequirements
Undergraduate students only
Teams of 3–6 members
One team per participant
Optional academic mentor
Competition Categories
Robotics & Automation
Autonomous systems and robotic solutions
Thermal & Fluid Systems
Heat transfer and fluid mechanics applications
Machine Design
Mechanical component design and optimization
Sustainable Engineering
Eco-friendly and renewable energy systems
Manufacturing Systems
Production processes and industrial automation
Part of Your Academic Journey
Projects are developed throughout the semester as part of coursework and contribute to academic evaluation.
APEX Mechanics provides a platform to present these projects in a real engineering environment.
Project Types
Hardware-Based Systems
Real mechanical systems built and tested physically
Design & Implementation
Projects combining design concepts with real-world execution
Presentation Format
5–10 minutes
Presentation
Present your project to the panel
5–10 minutes
Q&A
Answer questions from judges
Presentation Must Include
Evaluation Criteria
Your project will be judged across five key dimensions
Idea
Implementation
Presentation
Impact
Design
Maximum Total Score
50 Points
Competition Awards
Apex Champion
Highest overall score across all criteria
Excellence Award
Outstanding achievement in specific categories