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Q:How do I participate in this Innovation Challenge?
A:Step 1
Signup for an account at https://iot2018.innovation-challenge.sg/user/register and register to attend the briefing session on the 14 November 2018 at https://iot2018.innovation-challenge.sg/innovation-call/industry-briefing
Step 2
Read the Challenge Statements for Aztech at https://iot2018.innovation-challenge.sg/innovation-call/challenges-aztech and those for Singtel at https://iot2018.innovation-challenge.sg/innovation-call/challenges-singtel
Decide on the Challenge Statement that you would like to work on and start drafting your Project Proposals!
Step 3
Submit your Project Proposals at the respective Challenge Statement pages by clicking on the "Apply" Button
Note:
Proposal Submission closes on 31 Dec 2018, 23:59hrs.
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Q:Who can participate in this Innovation Challenge?
A:Local Start-ups, SMEs, Tertiary students from local IHLs above 18 years old can participate in this innovation challenge.
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Q:Are multiple submissions allowed?
A:Participants are allowed to submit more than one proposal. However, each entry must be submitted online separately.
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Q:Will I lose the rights of my invention when I participate?
A:Inventors are advised to protect their Intellectual Property (IPs) before entering the IoT Innovation Challenge. Please inform the organiser if you are in the process of IP filing so that we will take note when announcing the final results to the public.
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Q:We are students from a tertiary institution and our project has received funding from our school. Are we still eligible to participate?
A:Funding from tertiary institutions are allowed, on the condition that the students are still enrolled in the school.
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Q:We are a team of final year tertiary students. Are we allowed to concurrently work on this as our final year project?
A:Yes, you can enter the proposal to be used in your Final Year Projects in this competition. Participants will be required to incorporate a company in order to receive the ESG's funding.
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Q:Can I participate under my own company?
A:Yes, you can. However, local start-ups will have to fulfil the following criteria to be eligible:
Minimum 30% shares of the Company owned by Singapore citizens or Permanent Residents.
Less than 5 years of operations
Annual sales turnover of not more than S$100 million
Group employment of below 200 employees