The two winning teams of the Solve for Tomorrow 2024 competition. (Photo courtesy of Samsung)

Samsung Vietnam Complex and Junior Achievement Vietnam (JA Vietnam) on Saturday hosted the final round and award ceremony of the sixth annual Solve for Tomorrow competition, recognising outstanding technology innovation projects aimed at addressing social and local issues. 

The first prizes were awarded to the Small Warriors team - Him Lam Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities – Hau Giang with the project of applying smart technology to breed and raise rare insects, and the Supernova team of Le Quy Don High School for the Gifted – Da Nang with the project of Braveheart - Using smart applications to warn of dangerous situations in children and women.

The Solve for Tomorrow 2024 competition, launched in March 2024, targets secondary and high school students aged 12 to 18, encouraging them to apply STEM knowledge across science, technology, engineering and mathematics to address current social challenges.

Since its inception in 2019, the competition has achieved remarkable success, growing from just 500 participants in its first year to over 150,000 students in its sixth year, with nearly 2,300 project submissions from secondary and high schools nationwide.