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ASME e-Human Powered Vehicle Competition
ASME
📅 April 10, 2026 - April 11, 2026
📍 Dallas, Texas
ASME e-Human Powered Vehicle Challenge
The ASME EFx Dallas will be held at Dallas College - Richland Campus in Dallas, TX, USA.
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About the Event
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Event Agenda
12:31 to 02:02
ASME Technical Presentation Competition
This competition is designed to emphasize the value of delivering clear, concise and effective oral presentations, particularly pertaining to some sphere in which an engineer is or should be involved.
12:31 to 02:02
Mandatory e-HPVC Drivers Meeting & Team Check In
Mandatory drivers and teams check in prior to the endurance race.
12:31 to 02:02
Awards & Closing Ceremony
Join us as we announce the competition winners and celebrate all of the teams and individuals.
12:31 to 02:02
ASME Student Design Competition (SDC) (continuation)
The CY27 Student Design Competition (SDC) challenge is to design, fabricate, and test a versatile robot capable of completing a diverse series of engineering tasks that require speed, strength, precision, autonomy, and adaptability across multiple competition disciplines.
12:31 to 02:02
ASME Innovative Additive Manufacturing 3D (IAM3D®) Challenge (continuation)
The ASME Innovative Additive Manufacturing 3D (IAM3D®) Competition: Remote All Terrain Trailer Recovery Vehicle (R.A.T.T.R.V.) tasks university students to use additive manufacturing and an iterative design process to create an unmanned vehicle capable of transporting a wheeled trailer and its payload across a challenging all-terrain obstacle course.
12:31 to 02:02
ASME Elevator Pitch Competition
Do you want to show off your speaking skills and/or power of persuasion? Do you want to introduce an idea succinctly? If yes, then show us your imagination and join us for the ASME Elevator Pitch Competition.
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12:31 to 02:02
e-HPVC Judges Deliberation
12:31 to 02:02
Lunch
LUNCH TIME! Enjoy a sit-down meal with some new friends!
12:31 to 02:02
e-HPVC Endurance Race
Cheer on your teammates and good luck teams!!!
12:31 to 02:02
ASME Innovative Additive Manufacturing 3D (IAM3D®) Challenge
The ASME Innovative Additive Manufacturing 3D (IAM3D®) Competition: Remote All Terrain Trailer Recovery Vehicle (R.A.T.T.R.V.) tasks university students to use additive manufacturing and an iterative design process to create an unmanned vehicle capable of transporting a wheeled trailer and its payload across a challenging all-terrain obstacle course.
12:31 to 02:02
ASME Student Design Competition (SDC) - Day 2, Playoff
The CY27 Student Design Competition (SDC) challenge is to design, fabricate, and test a versatile robot capable of completing a diverse series of engineering tasks that require speed, strength, precision, autonomy, and adaptability across multiple competition disciplines.
12:31 to 02:02
Registration & Welcome
Event announcements, check in, pick up your badge (does not apply to eHPVC and SDC participants who checked in the prior day), and grab some breakfast. Breakfast will be made available to registered participants.
12:31 to 02:02
ASME Technical Presentation Competition (continuation)
This competition is designed to emphasize the value of delivering clear, concise and effective oral presentations, particularly pertaining to some sphere in which an engineer is or should be involved.
12:31 to 02:02
Lunch (for eHPVC & SDC)
Lunch
12:31 to 02:02
ASME Student Design Competition (SDC) – Day 1, Check-in, Robot Inspections, & Qualification runs
The CY27 Student Design Competition (SDC) challenge is to design, fabricate, and test a versatile robot capable of completing a diverse series of engineering tasks that require speed, strength, precision, autonomy, and adaptability across multiple competition disciplines.
12:31 to 02:02
e-HPVC Registration & Safety Checks
Check in, pick up your badge and attend mandatory e-HPVC safety checks.
12:31 to 02:02
e-HPVC Vehicle Showcase & SDC Robot Showcase & Networking/Dinner
Dinner & entertaining activities with industry professionals where students can engage in discussions about career paths, industry trends, and professional growth.
12:31 to 02:02
e-HPVC Drag Competition
ASME's e-Human Powered Vehicle Challenge (e-HPVC), is an engineering design and innovation competition that gives students the opportunity to network and apply engineering principles through the design, fabrication, and racing of human powered vehicles.
12:31 to 02:02
e-HPVC Driver’s Meeting
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Event Sponsors
TechNova Solutions
TechNova Solutions is a global leader in cloud infrastructure and enterprise software. As a Platinum Sponsor, TechNova supports innovation by empowering organizations with cutting-edge AI and automation tools that drive digital transformation across industries.
Omnex Connect
Omnex Connect delivers seamless communication infrastructure for large-scale digital events. Their sponsorship powers reliable connectivity and meaningful interactions among attendees, exhibitors, and speakers alike.
HelixCore Technologies
HelixCore Technologies leads the charge in next-generation analytics, automation, and data security. Their role as Innovation Partner reflects their passion for redefining what’s possible through intelligent systems.
Lunaris Digital
Lunaris Digital crafts immersive digital ecosystems for enterprises seeking innovation at scale. As the Gold Sponsor, they champion creativity, technology, and collaboration across the global tech landscape.
Aureon Dynamics
Aureon Dynamics pioneers intelligent automation platforms that blend data, design, and decision-making. Their Platinum Sponsorship underscores their mission to empower industries with smarter, faster, and more sustainable technologies.
Verdantia Labs
Verdantia Labs develops eco-smart technologies that connect innovation with sustainability. As the Bronze Sponsor, they promote responsible tech design and environmentally conscious innovation.
QuantumEdge Solutions
QuantumEdge Solutions develops advanced software and infrastructure systems designed to enhance performance, scalability, and security. As the Technology Partner, they bring cutting-edge innovation and technical expertise that power the digital backbone of the event.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the ASME e-Human Powered Vehicle Challenge?
ASME's e-Human Powered Vehicle Challenge (e-HPVC), is an engineering design and innovation competition that gives students the opportunity to network and apply engineering principles through the design, fabrication, and racing of human powered vehicles.
ASME e-HPVC Challenge Deadlines - Dallas 2027
| e-HPVC Team Registration Deadline (all team captains, team members and faculty advisors must register) | February 22, 2027 |
| Download Team #s | Available by February 23, 2027 |
| e-HPVC Design Report Deadline - Submit via Google Form (you must include your vehicle number with this submission) | March 9, 2027 |
| e-HPVC Design Presentations (via Teams) | April 4, 2027 |
| e-HPVC Performance Safety Video - Submit via Google Form | April 15, 2027 |
| e-HPVC Ride Log -Submit via Google Form | by or before April 20, 2027 |
ASME e-HPVC - Dallas 2027 Track Layout
Download the e-HPVC Tracks
Prizes
- Overall 1st Place: $2,000.00, trophy
- Overall 2nd Place: $1,000.00, trophy
- Overall 3rd Place: $750.00, trophy
- Design 1st Place: $500.00, trophy
- Design 2nd Place: Trophy
- Design 3rd Place: Trophy
- Endurance 1st Place: $500.00, trophy
- Endurance 2nd Place: Trophy
- Endurance 3rd Place: Trophy
- Drag 1st Place: $500, trophy
- Drag 2nd Place: Trophy
- Drag 3rd Place: Trophy
- Best Yearly Focus: $500.00, trophy
WINNERS will also receive an ASME Digital Badge (learn more about digital badges)
Rules
Download the AY26-27 ASME e-HPVC Rules
ASME e-HPVC Discord Channel and Q&A Forum
Questions
Join the ASME Student Community Discord server: https://discord.gg/jDSzTPEyH4 navigate to the “ASME COMPETITIONS EFX & EFEST Channel” and select the eHPVC subchannel. Teams should proceed at their own risk following advice or interpretations from non-official sources.