Mouser Electronics, Inc., announces a partnership with Applied Singularity to launch the Applied Singularity Deep Tech Quiz Series 2021. The series of four technical quizzes, one happening in each quarter of 2021, focuses on frontier technologies like Internet of Things (IoT), Robotics, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Bioengineering (Bio). The first of the series, Applied Singularity Deep Tech Quiz 1, runs from March 8 to April 8, 2021, with prizes worth over Rs.75,000/$1,000.

The Applied Singularity Deep Tech Quiz series is open to working professionals, students and anyone who is excited about deep tech and wants to win exclusive equipment, tools, and resources that can help them improve their skills and build frontier tech solutions. Participants chart their own path in the month-long quiz, choosing not just the technology tracks they want to be quizzed on but also the prizes they want to win in the end.

Participants have a chance to win one of 19 exciting prizes worth over Rs.75,000/$1,000, including products from leading manufacturers such as ARM Arduino-based Wireless Development Board from Analog Devices, STM32 LoRaWAN Discovery Board from STMicroelectronics, Neural Compute Stick 2 from Intel, Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (4 GB), Google Cloud GPUs/TPUs credits, subscriptions to Towards Data Science pro accounts, access to Bio Labs, and more. The series also offers a Champion of Champions round, open only to those who have performed well on multiple previous quizzes, with special prizes for the grand champions. Every participant gets free access to a learning module by Applied Singularity in their field of choice.

“By sponsoring the Deep Tech Quiz Series with Applied Singularity, Mouser shows its support to the innovators, inventors, and scientists who will create what’s next in technology,” says Mark Burr-Lonnon, Mouser Senior Vice President of Global Service & EMEA and APAC Business.

“We are excited to conceptualize and execute this unique series where professionals can Learn+Earn their way into developing exploratory projects as well as real-world solutions. We expect 6,000+ participants to challenge themselves with the Applied Singularity Deep Tech Quiz series, while also having fun,” says Nihal Kashinath, Founder at Applied Singularity.