The definition for creativity is somehow unclear and depends on the domain knowledge. In general, creativity is much closer to the ‘free-thinking’ view in engineering. Unfortunately, on the other hand, the ‘free-thinking’ view of creativity also means to remove the constraints, which normally exist in all engineering problems. However, it is clear that smartly solving an engineering problem involves engineer’s creativity. More importantly, creativity has become one of the most essential indices for a modern society. Noticing this, a nationwide robot contest, which is sponsored by TDK, mainly for engineering students have been held every year since 1997. The contest provides a chance for the engineering students to show what they can achieve through the carefully designed project. The present report studied the compiled reports from ’97 to 2000 for near 150 teams, and tried to compare the behaviors and performance of before and after the contest. Unlike the previous studies in which the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator or Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking were normally utilized, the present study was carried out in a loose way that an evaluation team was organized. In addition, the assessing process started with reviewing their reports, tapes, and documents by all evaluation members. A grade was then determined by votes from the five persons. In order to systematically evaluate those documents, the cumulated reports were put into a MS ACCESS database. And, a program was coded to accelerate the processing procedures. Through analyzing and grading the technique attributes of robots, the present study found that the results are quite promising. In other words, an event like the robot contest can certainly enhance and integrate the ability and creativity of engineering students. The results are further substantiated by the survey, which was conducted right after a contest. Never- theless, the present study concludes that an appropriate competition event, which more or less similar to computer games, may be a good way to enhance the creative potential of the engineering students now-a-day.