Submit a project to Parallax designed using the Propeller; projects will be judged according to the following factors:

• 30% Propeller Design Appropriateness Determined on applicant's ability to use the Propeller's unique architecture to achieve a working design. An entry which receives the highest mark in this category will utilize the Propeller to achieve a design not possible with a traditional microcontroller.

• 30% Originality Creativity of the project.

• 25% Professionalism This is based on the use of clear English in the Project Report, a quality design (if needed), clarity of explanations, quality of pictures and source code formatting/commenting.

• 15% Practicality Based on the project's usefulness.

The µOLED-96-PROP currently includes an object for drawing primitives (dots, lines, circles, etc.) however it does not currently support images read from the micro-SD Card interface. The object of this contest is to develop an object that allows images stored on a micro-SD Card from a PC to be displayed on the µOLED-96-PROP display via serial command. The serial commands should be formatted similar to those used by the µOLED-128-GMD1 to essentially make the µOLED-96-PROP function similar to the µOLED-128-GMD1 and include the primitive functions from the current object code available on our website product page.

	Jeremy Crook - 1st Place	$2,150*
	Michael Taylor - 2nd Place	$1,100*
	Dr. Jens Altenburg - 3rd Place	$760*
	William Wong - Honorable	$330*
	Dave Goodsell - Honorable	$330*
	Jon Magin - Honorable	$330*
* Or the Equivalent in Parallax products.

March 15, 2007 - Parallax extends its thanks to all those who participated in the SX Design Contest, and is pleased to announce the winners and honorable mentions of this contest displayed above.

To see more submissions by all participants go here.