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RS Innovators Championship

Formula Student Team

Open 25 October - 30 November 2022: Solve real-world challenges and be in with the chance to win £5000!


The RS Innovators Championship is a Global Competition for Young Innovators to design sustainable solutions that will transform how the industry currently operates For a Better World.

This competition supports innovators to develop their ideas into working solutions and facilitates a network of young sustainability champions to make amazing happen for a better world and have the opportunity to win a whopping £5000 cash prize.

Registering for the competition is the first step, once registered you will receive updates, including the full competition booklet and the Virtual Launch Event (25 October, 7pm GMT), where you will learn how to turn your ideas into innovations and increase your chances of winning!

How to enter:

Assemble a team of up to 5 people, pick a challenge and start generating ideas!

The competition is open to submissions between 25th October and 30th November.

The 5 Challenges

People – Training and Language - Create a technology solution that will allow us to deliver real-time training to colleagues in over 32 countries, allowing them to hear it in their local language.

Water Filtration: Keep it Clean - The Washing Machine Project - Create a filtration solution that allows wastewater from a Divya wash cycle to be collected and reused for washing, cooking, cleaning, or agricultural farming.

Sustainable Packaging - Waste Not, Want Not - Create a reusable packaging solution that would offer the ultimate protection for the global distribution of products without harming the environment.

Sustainable Product - Repair and Reuse - Create a solution that would allow us to extend the life of our products to our customers through either repair services or replacement.

Smart Distribution Centres (DCs) - Shape Up to Ship Out - Create a technological solution for picking and packing stock that will help us transform our Distribution Centres (DCs) to increase efficiency and meet the ever-increasing demand.

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