Participants use video and 3D computer graphics tools and design processes to create a two-to-three-minute VR simulation (accompanied by supporting documentation) that addresses the annual theme. Semifinalists deliver a presentation about their simulation and participate in an interview.
Aarav Singh (aaravjeet.singh@s.stemk12.org)
Computer Science
High-speed first aid immersive simulation
Challenge: You are tasked with developing a virtual reality experience that evaluates a user's ability to perform life-saving interventions under pressure, such as addressing anaphylaxis, obstructed airways, or traumatic hemorrhaging. The simulation must feature a comprehensive Training Mode that provides instructional support and immediate guidance in a controlled setting. Additionally, your project must include a rigorous Certification Mode that simulates a realistic, time-sensitive emergency with no assistance. Your final product must produce a performance analytics dashboard summarizing the user's technical proficiency and response efficiency.
1-6 people
# of Teams at State: 3
State Pre-submission Required?: Yes
# Teams at Nationals: 1 per chapter
National Pre-submission Required?: Yes
This document is the event outline, procedure, rules, and rubric for the National level competition.
All teams must submit their documentation portfolio VR simulation recording URL during the early submission window. No changes may be made to the recording after the URL is submitted.
No National Guide updates as of 8/23/26
These guidelines apply to all events, even if not specifically mentioned in the individual event guide
Required whenever an event involves digital media. See event guides for details.
Required for certain events, to be added in the document portfolio where indicated.