Thank you to everyone who participated in this Prize Design! As the team finalizes the design, the Wildfires Prize Design Community will close. Your feedback has been outstanding, and has gone a long way towards developing the best possible competition for wildfire response.
Stay tuned for our new monthly newsletter, by which way we will notify you of developments in the Wildfires prize, news on the recently launched $10 million Rainforest XPRIZE (which members like you helped to create!), and other forest- and environment-related projects at XPRIZE.
Click here to read more about the completion of this prize design and the next steps.
Stay tuned for our new monthly newsletter, by which way we will notify you of developments in the Wildfires prize, news on the recently launched $10 million Rainforest XPRIZE (which members like you helped to create!), and other forest- and environment-related projects at XPRIZE.
Click here to read more about the completion of this prize design and the next steps.
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Discussion List
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Addressing Regulatory Barriers - During and After the CompetitionWhat can XPRIZE do during the Wildfires competition itself, and afterwards through its scaling impa…
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Regulation - Permits, Certificates for Drones and Testing?Talking to innovators in the field.... many solutions are likely to involve drones, considering FAA…
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Importance of Autonomy?Should we require the teams’ solutions to be autonomous? Proposed Prize (click "show" to…
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Costs to suppress firesIn designing the prize (click "show" below to review the proposed prize structure), we ne…
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Obstacles to outdoor testing environments with partners?For our Proposed Prize (click "show" below), we are proposing finding a testing partner t…
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Costs in developing wildfires technologiesIn designing the prize (click "show" below to review the proposed prize design), we need …
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What are the barriers to deploying winning solutions?As part of our prize design, XPRIZE tries to understand barriers successful teams might have in dep…