With the workshops concluded, the programme now enters its next phase, where the top 100 teams will be selected based on the ideas submitted. Students developed solutions across four themes—AI Living for India, Health & Education, Environmental Sustainability, and Sport & Tech—including AI-powered civic governance platforms, river water quality monitoring systems, portable solar-powered refrigeration, assistive technologies, and digital sports coaching platforms. SP Chun, Corporate Vice President, Samsung Southwest Asia, said the initiative is helping build the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs by combining design thinking with technology.
As Samsung marks 30 years in India, the top four teams of Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2026 will receive incubation grants worth INR 2 crore, along with mentorship, prototype development and incubation support from FITT-IIT Delhi, enabling them to transform innovative ideas into impactful real-world solutions.