Microchip and Digilent are having a chipKIT design contest. The contest revolves around the chipKIT PIC32-based Arduino compatible platform.
The contest has 3 different categories. One is for applications using available shields and libraries. Another is for custom library development, and the final is for custom hardware projects.
Prizes include up to $4000 in cash credits at Microchip Direct and Digilent for your favorite hackerspace or educational institution.
Credits? No thanks, I want money :-)
not even credits for yourself but for a school you choose. ummm …
for US and Canada residents only :(
Modern racism, leaving us Mongolians out!