Key Takeaways
- Orange Jordan concluded the fourth edition of the Orange Summer Challenge 2025, focusing on innovative tech solutions.
- Winning projects included smart safety devices, an efficient street marking robot, and aids for visually impaired individuals.
- Orange Jordan reaffirms its commitment to youth empowerment and responsible digital innovation.
Innovative Solutions Showcased at Orange Summer Challenge
The fourth edition of the Orange Summer Challenge 2025, themed Startup4Good, recently concluded at the Orange Digital Village. This year’s event, held in collaboration with META, AWS, The Hashgraph Association, and Dar Blockchain, featured students and young entrepreneurs presenting innovative solutions across various fields such as Internet of Things (IoT), occupational safety, smart cities, and accessibility for visually impaired individuals.
Over three months, participants engaged in an immersive journey that included practical training, expert mentorship, and collaborative teamwork. Utilizing resources from the Orange Digital Center—such as the Innovation Hub, Digital Fabrication Lab, Coding School, and BIG by Orange—the challenge aimed to empower youth in transforming their ideas into impactful projects that address community needs.
Prior to the announcement of winners, teams showcased their ideas to a jury panel, which assessed submissions based on innovation, technical feasibility, social impact, and market applicability. The presentations highlighted the participants’ creativity and entrepreneurial spirit, underscoring Orange’s commitment to nurturing local talent through digital innovation that positively impacts society and enhances quality of life.
The first-place award went to the Safeguard project, which offers smart public safety devices for workplaces, featuring live monitoring and comprehensive reporting to improve occupational safety. The second-place recipient, the Massar project, introduced a smart robot designed for efficient street line and parking space marking at reduced costs compared to traditional methods. Claiming third place was the NOOR project, which provides a device enabling visually impaired individuals to read, summarize, and take notes independently, enhancing their educational and professional prospects.
During the closing ceremony, Orange Jordan reiterated its commitment to empowering youth as part of its ethical and responsible delivery approach. The company emphasized its role as a leading digital provider in the Kingdom, fostering long-term innovation and linking entrepreneurial endeavors to corporate social responsibility.
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