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The Engineering Newcomers 2025
         
Young talents and their projects in the exciting final at the FMB
      
At this year's FMB, norelem not only presented numerous new products, but also once again provided a platform for young inventors and awarded the ‘Engineering Newcomer’ prize for the 12th time. The winners were announced at an award ceremony and presented their projects to a larger audience. 
      
On Wednesday, 5 October at 2 p.m., the moment had finally arrived: After a crowd of spectators had eagerly followed the countdown, the norelem ACADEMY announced the winners of the Engineering Newcomer 2025. The selected teams introduced themselves and their projects and received their prizes to loud applause.
      
This year, there were once again entries from a variety of fields such as renewable energies, disaster control, automation, smart living and e-mobility. 
     
Competition for creative minds
The design competition offers pupils and students at universities, technical colleges and universities of applied sciences the opportunity to have their self-developed project or final theses in the field of engineering and development evaluated by a high-calibre jury of experts. All ideas are assessed in terms of their innovation and practical value, their market potential, the clever and cost-effective use of standard and off-the-shelf parts, and their practical handling. The evaluation criteria also include the use of norelem's extensive CAD library, where all relevant geometric and technical characteristics of the components used are available for download. Last but not least, the technological implementation and professional presentation of the projects, for example on social media, also play a role.
      
There can only be three
This year, the ECOSORT project by the Rudolf Diesel Technical College in Nuremberg was particularly impressive, winning first prize by using AI to make waste separation easy.
      
Second place went to the Munich Technical College with its ‘Mobile Manipulator (Exoskeleton)’ project, while third place went to the Mindelheim Technical College with its ‘TIM – Tiny Incection Machine’ project.