In an effort to explain what the Smart Microgrid Applied Research Team (SMART group) does at the British Columbia Institute of Technology, Alan Stewart designed the SMART Microgrid Card Game. It's a fast, easy-to-play "competition" to see who can manage their RESEARCH in order to be the first to build their Microgrid technologies in all three categories: GRID, ENERGY, and PEOPLE, all while trying to deal with DELAYs played by their opponent. In gamer terms, it's an anti-deck-building fighting game.