\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\nThe competition aims to inspire and motivate Hong Kong students to think deeply about the social issues affecting their community. It encourages them to develop creative technology solutions by applying their STREAM (Science, Technology, Research, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) knowledge. Samsung also added several new elements to help students have a fun and experiential learning experience throughout the competition.<\/span><\/p>\n\u201cEarlier this year, Samsung unveiled its \u2018Together for Tomorrow\u2019 vision built on the idea of \u2018everyday sustainability.\u2019 The vision aims to put sustainability at the heart of everything we do. In our latest Sustainability Report, we outlined our eco-conscious innovations, including smartphones and monitors that incorporate recycled materials from discarded fishing nets and ocean-bound plastics and new, low-power semiconductors<\/span> <\/span>and SolarCell Remote Controls, which can be charged by sunlight or indoor lighting.<\/span> <\/span>In addition, the company increased its renewable energy usage by 31%, compared to 2020, by continuously expanding the use of renewable energy across its business premises worldwide. We also plan to achieve 100% renewable energy in our business premises in Latin America and Southwest Asia by 2025, a goal that we have already accomplished in the U.S., Europe, and China,\u201d said Yiyin Zhao, Managing Director at Samsung Electronics Hong Kong.<\/span>\n<\/p>\n\u201cSustainability is one of the most pressing issues in our society. Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2022 allows students<\/span> to choose their areas of expertise and focus on addressing diverse local social issues.<\/span> With our organization\u2019s purpose of \u2018Together for Tomorrow. Enabling People,\u2019 we have added many new elements to encourage students to cultivate their STREAM knowledge and improve their 4C skills. We hope every student can unleash their talent and creativity to innovate for a better Hong Kong,\u201d continued Zhao.<\/span>\n<\/p>\nInvitation to past winners to join campaign promotion<\/span><\/b>\n<\/p>\nUsing the theme of \u2018Innovate for a Better Hong Kong,\u2019 Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2022 competition encourages students to care for their society, select social issues they are most concerned with, and develop creative and practical technology solutions with their STREAM knowledge. These social issues in Hong Kong can include Special Education Needs (SEN) students, students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), student stress, mental health, sustainability (waste management), wildlife conservation, and any other issues that concern participating students.<\/span>\n<\/p>\nThis year, Samsung is also inviting the students from last year\u2019s winning teams to participate in the campaign launch photo shoot. The company hopes this new approach can help emphasize that students are Hong Kong\u2019s future leaders and provide them with wholehearted support in unleashing their creativity in building a better Hong Kong. Samsung also hopes that previous year\u2019s award winners will become role models for all students.<\/span>\n<\/p>\nNew mechanism creates more learning opportunities and a better experience<\/span><\/b><\/b>\n<\/p>\nIn addition to being free to choose the social issues they want to address, students are encouraged to deeply leverage their STREAM knowledge and cultivate their 4C skills, which are essential for the 21st<\/sup> century. To meet these objectives, Samsung Solve for Tomorrow has several new elements, including:<\/span>\n<\/p>\n\n- \n Enhanced complimentary STREAM Workshop Series<\/span><\/b>: Since we first added the STREAM Workshop to the competition to introduce design thinking and STREAM knowledge, countless participants have appreciated the learning opportunity. As a result, Samsung is taking this Workshop to a new level by making it a series covering design thinking, robotic modular design, programming languages, collaboration and presentation skills, and video shooting. Participating students can broaden their knowledge and skills. The STREAM Workshop Series will be held in September 2022, and Samsung will announce the details soon.<\/span>\n <\/li>\n
- \n New grading system mirrors the real world<\/span><\/b>: In addition to the original judging criteria, which included the design concept, creativity, feasibility, and technology level, Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2022 has introduced two new judging parameters:<\/span>\n <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/p>\no <\/span>Sustainability<\/span><\/u>: <\/span>Samsung hopes to encourage students to embrace sustainability at the heart of everything they do. Therefore, students are encouraged to incorporate sustainable development elements into their solutions, such as using environment-friendly materials and considering whether their conceptual economic model is operationally sustainable and can be scaled.<\/span><\/ul>\n<\/span><\/p>\n
\n o <\/span>Business Model<\/span><\/u>: <\/span>To better reflect reality, students are encouraged to take costs, partnership opportunities and mechanisms, and scaling strategies into consideration.<\/span>\n<\/ul>\n\n- \n SFT certificate system<\/span><\/b>: Students participating in different stages will receive a corresponding certificate to acknowledge their participation.<\/span><\/b>\n <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The new elements aim to strengthen participating students\u2019 STREAM knowledge and other essential skills required to thrive in the 21st century. It also provides a shared platform for schools to exchange ideas and enjoy the fun and experiential learning throughout the competition.<\/span><\/p>\nLike previous years, the competition will feature consultation workshops where students can speak with professionals from the technology and sustainability sectors to finetune their entries before submission. These workshops will be held in October 2022, and Samsung will announce details soon.<\/span>\n<\/p>\nThe final four shortlisted teams in the primary and secondary categories, announced in December, will be matched with mentors. These mentors will provide further guidance and advice before the Presentation Day, currently scheduled for January 2023. On Presentation Day, judges will score and rank the entries, with winners and prizes announced in February 2023.<\/span>\n<\/p>\nTurning creative ideas into real-life solutions for a better Hong Kong and winning attractive prizes<\/span><\/b> <\/span><\/b><\/b>\n<\/p>\nThe annual Solve for Tomorrow 2022 competition is co-organized by Samsung, the Association of I.T. Leaders in Education, and Hong Kong Education City Limited. The competition opens in September 2022 and will run till February 2023. All primary and secondary students can participate in teams representing their respective schools. Teams are encouraged to combine their STREAM knowledge with creativity to design innovative solutions that can help solve the city\u2019s social issues and help build a better Hong Kong.<\/span>\n<\/p>\nThere will be one championship winner, 1<\/span>st<\/span><\/sup> runner-up, 2nd<\/sup> runner-up, a <\/span>Creative Idea Award,<\/span> and six Merit Awards. The winners will be picked from a shortlist of 20 teams, with prizes worth more than HK$270,000. To participate or learn more about Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2022 <\/span>\u2018Innovate for a Better Hong Kong,\u2019<\/span> please visit <\/span>http:\/\/www.samsung.com\/hk_en\/offer\/solvefortomorrow2022\/<\/a><\/span>. (The website will go live soon)<\/span>\n<\/p>\nHashtag: <\/b>#Samsung <\/p>\n
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