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33 Responses · Authentic Voices · Continuous Improvement

Survey Overview

Data Source: "2026 Sea, Air & Land Robotics STEM Education Carnival - Event Opinion Survey"
Valid Responses: 33
Response Period: 2026/04/19 – 2026/07/15

Respondent Identity Distribution

Students (Team Members / Workshop Participants)
27 people · 81.8%
Mentors / Teachers
3 people · 9.1%
Audience / Parents
3 people · 9.1%

Multi-dimensional Ratings

1-5 scale, 5 being the highest

Increased Interest in Engineering/Tech
4.3 / 5
Overall Satisfaction
4.24 / 5
Venue & Facilities
4.2 / 5
Teaching Mentor Team
4.0 / 5
Event Staff
4.0 / 5
Overall Takeaways
4.0 / 5
Competition Flow
3.9 / 5
Content Inspiration
3.8 / 5

Recommendation Willingness

Would you recommend this event to others?

Yes, Definitely Recommend! — 16 people (48.5%)
Likely — 11 people (33.3%)
Not Sure — 6 people (18.2%)

Student Testimonials

Most Impressive Moments

First time getting an aircraft airborne

Trying to pilot the blimp

Navigating the balloon through various obstacles

Seeing underwater robots up close!

Intense competition with evenly matched opponents

Completing the 2v2 match tactics — we developed a very useful tactic

Great Competition

The moment of takeoff, truly unforgettable

Student Suggestions

As reference for improving the next edition

🤖 Content Deepening

Hope to add in-depth applications of AI; include C/C++ programming content; reduce over-reliance on control skills.

🌊 Cross-disciplinary Themes

More cross-disciplinary themes, such as marine conservation and environmental monitoring, to broaden application horizons.

👥 Grouping Optimization

Add age-based competition categories; address uneven team size allocation (insufficient members only get one round of scoring).

🔧 Hands-on Enhancement

Add more building/making sessions (e.g., making workshops); please add more coding and motor wiring content; increase variety of competition types.

Overall satisfaction reached 4.24/5, with 81.8% of participants willing to recommend the event. Students honed their ability to adjust plans and solve problems under pressure, and gained a deeper understanding of robotics technology. Thank you to all participants for your authentic feedback — we will continue to improve and prepare well for the next edition.

— STEMBLIMP 2026 Organizing Committee