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'IoT Make-A-thon (Make-A-thon)' from planning to product manufacturing within a set time frame for a given theme
Linked support with joint commercialization promotion and startup support programsSK Telecom is hosting an IoT Young Venture Entrepreneur Discovery Competition following the opening of the 'IoT Open House' on the 20th to activate the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem.
SK Telecom will hold an 'IoT Make-A-thon (Make-A-thon)' on the theme of implementing IoT services utilizing 'LoRa (LoRa)', an IoT-dedicated network, and announced that it will accept participation applications from domestic and overseas university and high school students from the 22nd through April 14th.
A 'Make-A-thon' is a compound word of 'Making' and 'Marathon' in which teams execute the entire process from planning to product manufacturing within a set time frame according to a given theme.
While both team and individual participation are allowed in the 'IoT Make-A-thon', SK Telecom plans to support team composition considering that completing one IoT service requires expertise across a broad range of areas including business planning, industrial design, and development capabilities.
The 'IoT Make-A-thon' will conduct document screening to select 30 teams in the first round on April 19th, and then select 10 teams in the second round through competitive presentations on May 20th. SK Telecom plans to provide participating teams with various opportunities to enhance capabilities, including talk concerts and close-knit mentoring from industry experts through 4 sessions in June and July for the second-round selected teams.
Additionally, winning teams will have opportunities to exhibit products at the IoT Week in the second half of the year and can receive linked support with joint commercialization promotion and startup support programs.
To apply for participation, applicants should fill out the application form on SK Telecom's IoT homepage (http://lora.sktiot.com/contest) with descriptions of business ideas utilizing IoT.
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