DTU Blue Dot Projects

DTU Blue Dot is for students who want to explore what it’s like to be an engineer while they study. In a Blue Dot project, you collaborate with students across programmes and semesters to develop innovative and sustainable engineering solutions that can be applied in practice. Learn more about the projects and find out how you can get involved.

DTU BioBuilders

Develop biological solutions to real-world challenges.

DanSTAR

Work with real rocket systems from design to launch.

Ecotrophelia

Create new, sustainable food solutions - from prototype to finished business concept.
Vermilion Racing - Formula Student DTU

Eventure/Vermilion Racing

Build the next generation of electric race cars – and make your mark on the green transition.

RAVEN

Gain hands-on experience with future autonomous technologies - and build a drone.
DTU RoadRunners

RoadRunners

Create solutions that make transportation greener and more efficient.

SensUs

Help develop biosensors that bring the healthcare solutions of the future closer to patients.

DTU Wind Racer

Turn the power of wind into real-world solutions – from design to finished construction.

Why is it called 'Blue Dot'?

'Blue Dot' refers to Earth, which from space appears as a small blue dot – fragile, yet incredibly complex.

The same applies to engineering and innovation: The best solutions may seem simple at first glance, but are built on deep expertise, detailed work, and complex understanding.

That is the essence of 'Blue Dot': the ability to see the bigger picture while working closely with the details – and to turn that understanding into solutions that make a real difference for people, society, and our shared planet.

Contact

Kit Bjerregaard Sørensen

Kit Bjerregaard Sørensen Office for Study Programmes and Student Affairs

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