MakerFair is a unique platform with opportunities for the innovators, makers, and creators to showcase their innovative products to the international community.
MakerFair Track 2025 aims to address maximum goals that will aid the world in addressing the difficulties it has faced in recent years, as defined by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. MakerFair Track inspires pre-final, final-year and graduate students in developing prototypes for projects that can be eventually developed into full-fledged products. Young aspirers with enthusiasm and determination to invent and showcase their innovative ideas which are capable from ideation to commercialization can utilize this platform and register for this event.
Abstract submission is open to anybody who is interested in taking part in MakerFair Track. The call for abstracts will go globally. Participants can submit their abstracts through the abstract submission form (available on the website)
The second call for Abstract submission is opened globally for those interested ones in taking part in MakerFair Track. Participants can submit their abstracts through the abstract submission form (available on the website)
Potential and innovative projects are selected for finals and the teams are intimated via mail.
Selected teams will present their project works before the jury during the finals. Evaluation will be carried out based on the criteria.
Maker Fair Track is a distinctive platform that offers innovators, makers, and creators the opportunity to showcase their groundbreaking products to a global audience. The Maker Fair Track is designed to tackle some of the world’s most pressing challenges, as outlined by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). By promoting innovation and creativity, Maker Fair encourages solutions that address the difficulties faced by society in recent years, fostering a community of change-makers dedicated to a sustainable and better future.
The Maker Fair Track is open to anyone passionate about innovation, including students, young professionals, start-ups, and hobbyists. Participants can register individually or in teams of up to four members.
A fully working prototype is necessary for participation. While a complete prototype is not required during the initial phase (abstract selection rounds), it is mandatory for teams selected to present their projects in the finale.
Participants are required to present:
Projects will be evaluated based on the following parameters:
Yes, there is a registration fee, which varies based on category (IEEE students, IEEE Members or non-members). Deadlines for registration and project submission will be announced on the official IEEE YESIST12 website. Participants are advised to check regularly for updates.
Participants gain:
No, IEEE membership is not required to participate. However, IEEE members may receive additional benefits, such as a reduced registration fee.
Yes, participants may have access to webinars, mentorship sessions, and resources to help refine their projects and presentations. Details will be shared with registered participants closer to the event date
In the finale, selected teams will present their projects through a live demonstration and a technical presentation. Each team will have a designated time to showcase their working prototype, explain its functionality, and answer questions from the judges. Participants are encouraged to highlight the impact of their project, the problem it solves, and its potential for real-world application.
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