Make48

The University of Missouri-Kansas City hosts the first Make48 event with Project Lead The Way students from around the state of Missouri; the challenge is Stadium Experience.

The University of Missouri-Kansas City hosts the first Make48 event with Project Lead The Way students from around the state of Missouri; the challenge is Stadium Experience.

Teams compete in a 48-hour innovation challenge at the Delta School, creating gardening solutions for E-Z-GO golf carts; teams face challenges, brainstorm, and receive guidance from mentors.

On the second day at the delta school, teams add the final touches to their prototype, sales sheet and marketing video; after the clock runs down they pitch their idea to a panel of judges.

Returning to the Kansas State School for the Blind for the third competition, KSSB students host and mentor their student peers from six schools for the blind across the country.

KSSB students host and mentor their student peers from six schools for the blind across the country; the winning teams are chosen, and the top team will represent the school at Nationals.

Corteva Agriscience and FFA came together to create a challenge centered around Agricultural Education, aiming to enlighten the broader community about the diverse facets of agriculture.

Corteva Agriscience and FFA came together to create a challenge centered around Agricultural Education, aiming to enlighten the broader community about the diverse facets of agriculture.

Milwaukee School of Engineering hosted Make48, where 8 high school teams had to design and prototype a new product; teams used their creativity and problem-solving skills to bring their ideas to life.

Milwaukee School of Engineering hosted Make48, where 8 high school teams had to design and prototype a new product; teams used their creativity and problem-solving skills to bring their ideas to life.

UW-Stout hosted Make48, where eight student teams faced a demanding challenge: design and build a functional prototype in just 48 hours.

UW-Stout hosted Make48, where eight student teams faced a demanding challenge: design and build a functional prototype in just 48 hours.

Season 8 of Make48 reached its conclusion; six teams competed at Operation Breakthrough in Kansas City where teams tackled the "Carriage House Entrepreneurs" challenge.

Season 8 of Make48 reached its conclusion; six teams competed at Operation Breakthrough in Kansas City where teams tackled the "Carriage House Entrepreneurs" challenge.

Season 8 of Make48 reached its conclusion; six teams competed at Operation Breakthrough in Kansas City where teams tackled the "Carriage House Entrepreneurs" challenge.

Jimmy DiResta and the Maker Village team build the ultimate fan experience for the students and staff at Operation Breakthrough to go in their new space, Ignition Lab: Powered by 87 & Running.