Per Participant
Available through December 31, 2026. Register during the early period to secure the reduced rate.
Register to compete in the 9th Annual National Medical Device Make-A-Thon, March 5-7, 2027, at the University of Oklahoma. Undergraduate students from universities across the country are invited to participate.
Registration is processed through the University of Oklahoma. Fees are charged per participant, with early and standard registration rates available.
Available through December 31, 2026. Register during the early period to secure the reduced rate.
Available January 1-February 14, 2027. This rate applies after the early registration period concludes.
All participant registrations and payments must be completed by February 14, 2027. Participants should not wait until the final deadline to begin registration.
The listed registration prices already include registration and credit card processing costs. Participants pay the published $45 or $60 rate, depending on their registration period.
Keep track of registration periods, important deadlines, and the beginning of the competition weekend.
Early registration begins at $45 per participant on October 1, 2026.
Registration changes to $60 per participant on January 1, 2027.
Final participant registration and payment deadline for the competition.
Participant check-in at Gallogly Hall, University of Oklahoma.
The event runs March 5-7, 2027. Participant check-in is scheduled for Friday, March 5, from 12:00-5:00 PM at Gallogly Hall. The clinical challenge is released during the opening presentation from 7:00-8:00 PM.
Students can register as part of a complete team, an incomplete team, or individually while requesting team placement.
Have a complete team of four or five undergraduate students ready to compete? Each participant should complete registration through the official University of Oklahoma portal.
Register Your TeamIf you already have some teammates but not enough to form a complete group, you may register and request assistance finding additional members.
Team InformationStudents without an existing team may register individually and request placement through the team-building process. Placement depends on available participants and team requirements.
Team Builder DetailsThe organizing committee will work to connect individual participants and incomplete teams when possible. Placement depends on available participants, team composition requirements, and event capacity.
MDM 2027 encourages collaboration between students with different backgrounds and levels of experience.
Teams are structured to include both newer and more experienced undergraduate students. Every participant must comply with competition rules, safety expectations, and event policies.
Participants should review all team composition requirements before completing registration and making travel arrangements.
Each competition team must consist of four or five undergraduate participants.
Each team must include at least two first- or second-year students.
Undergraduate students from colleges and universities across the country are encouraged to participate.
Each participating student must complete registration and payment through the official event process.
All participants must follow the official competition rules, safety requirements, and organizing committee instructions.
Registration helps support the full competition experience, including design activities, workshops, meals, mentorship, and professional networking.
Meals are included throughout the competition weekend, with additional snacks and drinks planned. View the schedule for designated meal periods.
The event schedule includes Fusion 360 / SolidWorks workshops and 3D printing preparation to support the design process.
Structured mentor sessions provide opportunities to discuss engineering design decisions and clinical considerations with experienced professionals.
Participants receive access to designated competition spaces, event materials, and available design resources. Specific equipment policies will be shared before the event.
Connect with employers, sponsors, mentors, judges, and other professionals at the Saturday Career Fair and Dinner from 6:30-8:30 PM.
Teams compete for a confirmed $3,000 prize pool distributed among the top five teams, alongside additional planned competition recognition.
Prepare your team information and review important event details before completing registration.
Taking a few minutes to review eligibility, team options, the schedule, and arrival logistics can help make registration and competition preparation more straightforward.
Confirm your team meets the size and underclassman requirements, or decide whether to request team placement.
Decide whether you are registering with a complete team, a partial team, or individually.
Check the Friday arrival and opening presentation, Saturday judging, and Sunday finals.
Review transportation, parking, arrival, and campus information before visiting Norman.
Submit your information and complete payment through the official University of Oklahoma registration portal.
Complete your registration through the University of Oklahoma's official registration platform. You may participate as a member of a complete team, an incomplete team, or as an individual requesting placement through the team builder.
Early registration is $45 per participant through December 31, 2026. Standard registration is $60 per participant January 1-February 14, 2027. No additional registration or credit card processing fees are charged.
Join undergraduate students from universities across the country for a weekend of medical device innovation, technical mentorship, prototyping, competition, and professional networking at the University of Oklahoma, March 5-7, 2027.