The F1TENTH Program and Foundation Promote STEM education in the following ways:

1. Develops teaching and training materials for university and K-12 courses on robotics, self-driving vehicles and on the foundations of autonomous systems. This includes the fundamentals of robot perception, computer-vision, robot localization and mapping, motion planning and safe control. These are currently being used and taught by over 60 universities that are part of the F1Tenth Community. This includes universities such as University of California at San Diego, Clemson University, Oregon State University, University of Virginia, Lehigh University, University of Pennsylvania and many more. For details see https://f1tenth.org/learn
2. Organizes education events such as workshops, tutorials, seminars and panels on building safe autonomous vehicles. These events are organized at IEEE and ACM accredited engineering and computing conferences.
3. Organizes community events such as international autonomous racing. We have hosted over 11 international autonomous racing competitions across New York, Pittsburgh, Portugal, South Korea, Italy, Canada, Vienna, etc. For details see https://f1tenth.org/race
4. We develop and share open-source software and hardware designs for anyone to freely make autonomous robotics platforms which can sense, plan and act. For details see https://f1tenth.org/build