Prototype This!

- Season 1

(2008)

The team has ten days to build a road rage proof car using biofeedback and mind-control technologies. The guys put the prototypes to a demolition derby test where the cars slow down and shut off unless the drivers stay calm.

The team of inventors looks into the future of gaming, and attempts to prototype giant, boxing robots that carry-out the actions of shadow-boxing people in only two weeks.

The team of engineers attempts to build a car that will leave traffic in our rear-view mirrors by rising up - and driving over it.

The team of engineers attempts to build the first all-terrain vehicle based on legs and not wheels. Can they prototype the world¹s biggest, fastest six-legged robot?

The team of inventors takes-on the future of thrill rides. Can they engineer a waterslide simulator that replicates the water-park experience from your backyard?

The team attempts to build a hi-tech Pyro Pack to help firemen see in burning buildings and a robotic fireman to carry gear up flights of stairs and a victim back down.

The Prototype This team attempts to invent a space-age sleeping pod that gets you up, showered, dressed and out the door in a matter of minutes.

The team of engineers attempts to bring pizza delivery into the 21st century via an assortment of robots, blimps and a self-driving car that must cross the Bay Bridge.

The engineers attempt to invent an airbag designed to protect workers in high-rises. This wearable airbag must sense freefall and deploy within a second, but can the team make it work in only two weeks?

The team of engineers attempts to invent the future of deep sea diving with a virtual sea adventure that will allow you to SCUBA any reef in the world from your local swimming pool.

The team attempts to prototype two different flying lifeguard systems to save swimmers in danger on unguarded beaches.

The team of engineers borrows from the superhuman abilities of the gecko to invent a superhero climbing system: The Geckoman.

The team of inventors attempts to engineer the world's first robotic dog sitter. Designed to play with, let out and discipline your dog, the Robo Dog Sitter will also allow an owner at work to communicate with his dog via a monitor on the robot.