Rube Goldberg Machine Contest
SEE was proud to host of the local Rube Goldberg Machine Contest on March 8, a renowned STEM event that challenges students to innovate, collaborate, and bring engineering concepts to life. This engaging competition serves as a stepping stone to the prestigious Rube Goldberg Machine Contest World Championship, offering participants an unforgettable educational journey, while serving as the lowest cost STEM contest in the nation!
The winners moving on the World Championships at Purdue University areare:
Apprentice:
1st Chet’s Carrots
Middle School:
1st Thompson & Thompson
2nd The Lucky Charms
High School:
1st Brookline High School Engineering Club
About Rube Goldberg, Inc. – The Rube Goldberg Machine Contest (RGMC) is named after Rube Goldberg, a Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist, engineer, and inventor, known for his humorous illustrations of overly complex machines. The competition continues his legacy by inspiring students worldwide to combine artistry with engineering ingenuity.
