The premise:
To enter competitors must construct a standard door with a (hopefully cleaver and unique) locking mechanism. Opening the door could require any range of knowledge from electronic to physical properties to odd keying to playing a the right sequence of musical notes, you get the idea...
These are set up in cubicles and teams are given a chance to "Hack" each others door...
Points are awarded for originality, cleverness of the mechanism, uniqueness of the concept, how many doors your team succeeded in compromising, etc.
Team with the most points wins.
Thoughts?
**Door must open to approx 90 degrees so making an opening that once "unlocked" only an Asian child can squeeze through is not going to get you points. And I say approx because I refuse to run around with a square/protractor and argue where the line is. :-p
To enter competitors must construct a standard door with a (hopefully cleaver and unique) locking mechanism. Opening the door could require any range of knowledge from electronic to physical properties to odd keying to playing a the right sequence of musical notes, you get the idea...
These are set up in cubicles and teams are given a chance to "Hack" each others door...
Points are awarded for originality, cleverness of the mechanism, uniqueness of the concept, how many doors your team succeeded in compromising, etc.
Team with the most points wins.
Thoughts?
**Door must open to approx 90 degrees so making an opening that once "unlocked" only an Asian child can squeeze through is not going to get you points. And I say approx because I refuse to run around with a square/protractor and argue where the line is. :-p
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