
Samsung Malaysia selected 10 semi-finalist teams in its Solve for Tomorrow STEM competition, with winners to receive RM114,000 in products.
Samsung Malaysia picked 10 semi-finalist teams in the eighth edition of its Solve for Tomorrow STEM competition, the company said Tuesday. The teams, chosen from school entries across the country, will develop prototypes and compete for prizes worth RM114,000 in Samsung products.
The submissions tackled four themes: sports participation and performance, lifestyle and healthcare, learning engagement, and accessibility. A panel from Universiti Malaya judged the entries on creativity, practicality, and potential impact. The university is the competition's academic partner.
Agnes Wong, Samsung Malaysia's head of corporate marketing, called the ideas "a strong sense of purpose among young Malaysians to solve real challenges." She said Samsung aims to nurture that spirit.
The semi-finalists will attend a design-thinking workshop and work with mentors from Samsung and Universiti Malaya. The grand finale, where teams pitch their innovations, will award the top winners Samsung products worth up to RM114,000 total.
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