This year’s Innovation Camp social entrepreneurship event organised by Junior Achievement-Young Enterprise Europe (JA-YE Europe), welcomed 78 students from 14 European countries, working with companies including Intel, GE and EUROCHAMBRES. Designed to help students develop the creativity and collaboration skills required in today’s workplace, students were challenged to develop realistic product and service concepts against a tight deadline of 24 hours.
The winning team, called ‘Gloring’, developed a concept for a microchip-based ring. The idea combines identification cards and personal wallets in order to simplify everyday activities.
More information about the event can be found here and images of the teams can be found here.