Following the acceleration stage, participants' projects in the "Best IDEA," "Best PROJECT," and "Best INVENTION" categories — among students, practicing engineers, and academic staff — were evaluated by the working group.

At the end of the acceleration program, participants presented their idea, project, and invention to the expert community in a presentation format. The main evaluation criteria were the innovativeness of the development, its scientific and technical grounding, practical and economic efficiency, presentation quality, and project defense skills.

Based on the results of the acceleration stage, 10 participants each in the "Best IDEA," "Best PROJECT," and "Best INVENTION" categories — among students, practicing engineers, and academic staff — advanced to the final stage of the competition, totaling 90 participants.

At the final stage, participants will present their refined projects to an expanded panel of experts and compete for the win.

You can view the detailed list of participants who advanced to the final stage via the following links:

"Best IDEA" 
"Best PROJECT" 
"Best INVENTION"