Overview
Make, test, explain, and improve an engineering idea using materials you can access.
Bricklab Build Challenge
Build with what you have.
Submit a safe creative engineering project made from the materials around you.
Who can join
Students, classrooms, clubs, libraries, and teams are welcome.
Tracks
Choose the build path that fits your materials.
No-parts / household materials
Cardboard arcade
Brick-compatible mechanism
Robotics/electronics
Code/game
Classroom/team build
Impact invention
Details
Simple rules, clear judging.
Submission requirements
- 60-90 second video
- 3 photos
- Materials list
- Short explanation of the engineering concept
- What problem it solves or what principle it demonstrates
- Optional code/files
- Parent, teacher, guardian, or approved adult contact for younger students
Judging rubric
Creativity25%
Engineering concept25%
Explanation20%
Accessibility/replicability15%
Presentation15%
Eligibility and privacy
Students under 13 should submit through a parent, guardian, teacher, or approved adult. Public student names are not required.
Access support
Students, teachers, and clubs with limited parts can request starter materials.
Devpost
Devpost page coming soon.
FAQ
Common questions.
Do students need expensive robotics parts?
No. Projects can use cardboard, recycled materials, classroom supplies, code, brick-compatible parts, electronics, or any safe creative materials.
Can a classroom submit a team project?
Yes. Classroom and team builds are welcome, especially when the project shows a clear engineering idea and can be explained by students.
Will students be publicly named?
BricklabClips does not require public student names. Students under 13 should submit through a parent, guardian, teacher, or approved adult.