The Project Showcase event is a platform where participants present innovative projects, ranging from tech solutions to creative concepts, to an audience and panel of judges.

Anyone with a project or prototype, including students, researchers, and professionals, can participate. The event is open to all skill levels.

Projects of various types can be showcased, including software applications, hardware prototypes, scientific research, and creative solutions to real-world problems.

Yes, there are often themes or categories, such as sustainability, healthcare, AI, and education, to help focus on particular areas of innovation.

Projects are evaluated based on their innovation, functionality, design, impact, and overall presentation. Judges will review each project and score it accordingly.

Yes, a demo or working prototype is encouraged, as it allows judges and spectators to better understand and experience the project firsthand.

Projects are typically judged on creativity, technical skill, real-world applicability, and presentation quality. Judges may also consider uniqueness and innovation.

Teams are usually limited to 3 members per project to ensure that each team member can contribute meaningfully to the project and presentation.

Prizes are awarded to the top projects and may include trophies, certificates, and sometimes cash rewards, sponsorships, or mentorship opportunities.

Registration details can usually be found on the event website or by contacting the event organizers. Deadlines and requirements vary, so check early!