Team Benoit from the University of Indonesia has been crowned the winner of the 2022 Ericsson Innovation Awards for a solution that reuses plastic waste to produce photovoltaic (PV) solar energy power.
The digital revolution has transformed the world, enriching our lives in countless ways yet half the planet lives without access to the tools, information, and resources that many of us rely on every day. In 2021 hundreds of students gathered to “Bridge the Digital Divide”.
Addressing climate challenges today is the only way to ensure a brighter tomorrow. Hundreds of student competitors devised methods to use information and communications technology (ICT) to help the planet. Find out about our finalists and winners.
2019’s edition of the Ericsson Innovation Awards challenged students to harness the power of water and underwater material environments to develop innovative solutions to global challenges.
In 2017, student teams from around the world came up with innovative ideas about how we can produce enough nutritious food to feed our world's growing population - responsibilly and sustainably.
By 2050, about 70 percent of the world's population is expected to reside in urban areas. That's why the 2016 competition was all about finding ways that technology can improve the quality of urban life.
How can technology enhance the way we learn, and make learning accessible for all? That was the question our teams answered in 2015.
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