Top 10 teams of india innovation challenge design contest 2023 năm 2024

Samsung India has announced the top three winning teams of Solve for Tomorrow 2023, its youth education and innovation competition. The winning teams are NIT Surat, which has developed an automated beach-cleaning robot called Sweep; Stemly, which has developed a conversational AI tool to help women choose STEM and Think, which has built a personal cooling device called ‘Kavach’ for those who work outdoors. The three teams received a total prize money of INR 1.5 crore to further improve their ideas and turn them into reality.

The flagship CSR programme, Samsung Solve for Tomorrow, aims to empower the youth of the country to solve real-life issues and transform the lives of people with their innovative ideas.

The winning teams were also awarded a certificate and a trophy, inspired by the spirit of innovation that the programme symbolises. All members of the Top 10 teams also received a certificate from Samsung, IIT Delhi and MeitY Startup Hub. They were also given Samsung’s latest flagship Galaxy Z Flip5 smartphone and a cash prize of INR 100000.

NIT Surat’s Aditi Tapariya, Harshil Mistry and Vaibhav Gupta presented an automated robot called Sweep that cleans waste from beaches while Stemly’s Yash Yadav showcased a conversational AI tool that solves gender bias by helping women choose STEM subjects. Mukkabir Rahman, Ankush Yadav, Varsha KJ of Think have made a wearable device that prevents individuals from experiencing extreme heat and cold.

The three winning teams were selected after the Grand Finale event in New Delhi where the top 10 teams of the competition made their final pitches and showcased their prototypes to the Grand Jury. The Grand Jury comprised Mohan Rao Goli, Chief Technology Officer, Samsung R&D Institute, Bangalore; Shombi Sharp, United Nations Resident Coordinator in India and Dr Archana Chugh, Professor, Kusuma School of Biological Sciences, IIT Delhi.

The finale event conducted in two parts – pitches by the Top 10 teams and awards ceremony – was attended by top executives and employees of Samsung, the Grand Jury, and representatives from the Foundation for Innovation & Technology Transfer (FITT), IIT Delhi and mentors of the 10 teams.

The Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2023 journey started in April this year when Samsung invited ideas from 16-22-year-olds to solve problems around four themes – Education and learning, Health and wellness, Environment and sustainability and Diversity and inclusion. Over 6,500 teams from across 500 cities, towns and villages submitted their ideas of which the Top 30 teams were selected. These teams went through an intense bootcamp at IIT Delhi followed by a pitch in front of a Samsung jury to select the Top 10 teams.

The Top 10 teams, representing 25 young innovators, came from cities as diverse as Maharajganj in Uttar Pradesh, Lakhimpur and Golaghat in Assam, Darjeeling in West Bengal, Surat and Ahmedabad in Gujarat, Ernakulam in Kerala, besides Chennai and Delhi.

A total of 60 projects will be selected for the final showcase at the CMR Bagalur Campus. We will award the top 6 teams with the "Changemaker" award.

We are extremely sorry, the competition is only for groups. Collabration is a vital component of Design Thinking, we expect it to be replicated in your projects. A minimum of 2 members are required in each team with a team limit of 6.

No, only 1 project will be accepted from each team.

All intellectual property rights of the applicants are kept with the applicants throughout their entire time working CMR CAUSE 2023. By submitting a solution to one of our Challenges, you still keep your intellectual property rights.

The first round will be an online submission, for the final round and the final showcase, the participants can participate, either physically or virtually based on their location. Participants from Bengaluru, who are selected for the final round on Design Thinking Day, March 17, 2023 need to be present at CMRU, Bagalur campus. All other participants from India or the world have the option of physical or virtual participation though CMR cannot provide any funding assistance for travel or accomodation.

No, the competition does not have any application fee.

Participants are responsible for their projects. There will be no reimbursement whatsover, for any cost incurred by the participants. However if you are a finalist you will have the opportunity to bring your project to life as you intern with an NGO.

We recommend that you think through this before disrupting any team- however we have included the option of adding/ removing team members except for the primary member in case you would like to make any changes. This option is available only till the last date of registration- 24th February 2023 on your user dashboard once you sign up.

One team is allowed to submit one project

After verifying your ID/ Student ID, the cash prize will be granted. The mode of transaction will be informed.

Plagirism will be checked. Any violation of the state/national laws will result in immediate disqualification. CMR University reserves the right to cancel or modify the rules of the event without prior notice. The Decision of the University will be final with regard to awards, prizes and disputes.

What is the prize money for Samsung solve for tomorrow 2023?

Samsung India Announces Top 10 Teams of Solve for Tomorrow 2023; Young Innovators Will Now Compete for INR 1.5 Crore Prize Money.

What is solve for India 2023?

According to the press release, the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2023 started in April when Samsung invited ideas from 16-22-year-olds to solve problems around four themes – Education and Learning, Health and Wellness, Environment and sustainability, and Diversity and inclusion.

What is Samsung solve for tomorrow?

Samsung Electronics America, Inc. is proud to announce the launch of our 2023-2024 Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition, a nationwide competition that empowers students in grades 6–12 to harness the power of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) to create innovative solutions addressing critical ...

What is the theme of solve for tomorrow?

With an aim to foster a culture of innovative thinking and problem-solving among the nation's youth, the competition invited ideas from 16-22-year-olds to solve problems around four themes – Education; Learning, Health; Wellness; Environment; Sustainability and Diversity; and Inclusion.