The IMAGE Challenge, a competition set by the IMAGE institution and mechanical engineers every year. This year it was a repeatable vehicle, so the students were tasked with creative vehicle that drove from a target, touched a wall, reversed direction and went back as close to the start target point as it possibly could. They couldn't control it remotely, had to be fully autonomous vehicle. In the glasses we studied, we sit there, we learn, but we don't actually put it to practice. Whilst in this competition we were able to try it, we were able to put things into practice. We tried to put everything that we learned and what we studied for into a form, into an actual project. The idea is we give them a project, we give them a problem at the beginning of the year, and they've got the semester to work as a team, to solve the problem, meet the rules, use all the things that have been learning, to build and design this device. One of the main things that we learned with this project was how to work as a team, and this project enabled us to discover our best abilities. Some were best at designing, some were best at putting the team together, some were best at electricity, and we were able to find ourselves, we were able to discover what we wanted. And that's a unique experience. Compared to normal modules, it's different, it's more enjoyable in a way, because you're not just standing there giving students information that they're going to try and interpret and use whatever application later on. So it isn't really, it's not really like teaching them, it's just a bit of guidance and a bit of back and forth communication about getting them to think about what they're trying to do. With this teaching method, we were able to feel as a real engineer for the first time. This is really good for students of the first year, because it inspires us to be the best engineers that we can be. It's good fun. I've got this nice sort of build and the crescendo to the end of the semester where they get to come and play with their vehicle and meet the rules and get a result and see their marks, cutting up live in front of them as they're progressing, as they compete. Thanks for watching.