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In Part 2 of the "Make48" series, titled "Stadium Innovation: UMKC Kansas City, MO," high school teams from Missouri engage in a 48-hour competition to devise stadium-related innovations. The event, held at UMKC's Innovation Studio, challenges participants to create a workable prototype, produce a marketing video, and draft a sales sheet, ultimately presenting these innovations to a panel of judges. Critical concepts include project management, collaboration, and problem-solving, guided by Project Lead The Way's real-world problem-solving philosophy. The episode showcases diverse projects, such as a food locker system named "Food for the Field" and the "Harmony Pod" designed to assist neurodivergent concertgoers. Opening pathways for future innovation, "Make48" inspires creativity and ingenuity while fostering essential life and STEM skills. The winning team, "Innovation Hall Bears," demonstrated excellence in marrying practical application with design ingenuity under intense time constraints.
