Winning the TDI Challenge with my Bionic Arm Brace and Rehabilitation Glove project has been incredibly momentous. I’d like to especially mention the support of my parents and teachers, because without them this simply wouldn’t have been possible. Not only was it a competition, but the Mazak factory tour was very inspirational, and I was awestruck with what machines are capable of. It was my first time attending and event like the TDI National Final, or even making a YouTube video to enter, in fact. With all the uncertainty and lack of experience, it did seem a little daunting at the start.
However, the nerves did begin to settle down, and I had an incredible time seeing other students’ work and presenting mine to the judges. I’m privileged to have had the opportunity to compete at such a level, because the TDI Challenge is a fantastic way to show to employers and universities my passion for Engineering
