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Some of you have difficulties uploading 2nd round entries; here's how to do it: at this page, the Amsterdam Antwerp Challenge grouppage, you see the logo. Under the logo there are multiple options, one of them is 'Manage my entry'. Click manage my entry, delete your old 100 words entry and submit your 2nd round document. Don't forget to add the 2nd round Entry Form with your team members...
The William James Foundation has announced 8 competitions that together provide $100,000 in cash and in kind support for sustainable entrepreneurs. Entrants can be of any age or from anywhere in the world. First round deadline is December 4th. Details at: www.williamjamesfoundation.org/press.
In the upcoming events in the 2nd round, you might be looking for team members...This online platform is an ideal way to find or be found: update your profile with a resume and pitch yourself! It is good fun, and might help you form a kick-ass team to take home serious prize money!
Thank you all for your exploiting your creativity and submitting your new business ideas. The first round of the Amsterdam Antwerp Challenge has now officially closed and the judges will deliberate on this round's entries. We will proudly announce the winners at October 29th. Round 2 will start soon, so check our website regularly for upcoming events!
Urban Hunt is an event that uses mobile applications and geo-locative data to transform the city into a real-life video game. Each team works to solve “missions” (tasks and puzzles) as they race against the clock. The team that completes the most missions and uploads a picture from each mission to their Facebook New Feed wins an amazing 2000 € cash!
Urban Hunt exhibits huge incentives for advertisers. For example, Burger King can sponsor a mission and have players experience a menu item (and because the photos are uploaded to Facebook, Burger King’s image is spread to the player’s friends).
Yearly over 8 billion doses of vaccine are supplied globally. Vaccines should provide immunity to patients. In rural areas 25 to 30 percent of the administered vaccines turn out to be impotent, which means that the patient is unknowingly unprotected. The cause is a break in the cold supply chain, where the active microorganisms are killed because off temperature violations. To be sure that the vaccine has been transported between 2 and 8 degrees Celsius we can provide a label that changes color when temperature limits are violated. We use our patented polymer sensor technology to produce printed, optical sensors
Globally 18000 billion bottles of distilled alcohol are sold yearly. The global perfume market entails more than 30 billion dollars. In both of these enormous markets there is an eminent problem, namely counterfeiting of branded products. Due to counterfeiting, alcohol and fragrance producers lose income and their valuable brand reputation is damaged. Current anti-counterfeit devices cannot tackle this problem effectively. What is needed is an optical sensor that shows by means of color change that something else than the original product is in the bottle. Our patented polymer sensor technology could produce these printed, optical sensors.
More than 500 million people suffer from Diabetes. When their insulin levels are low, there isn’t enough glucose for the body, in which your body will burn fat for energy. One breakdown product of this process is acetone, which is noticeable in the patients breathe. Diabetics currently use invasive techniques to measure their glucose levels. Since these measures are not desirable, a non invasive measure is more than welcome. The acetone produced can be measures with an optic sensor by using an apparatus in which the patient breathes. Our patented polymer sensor technology could produce these printed, optical sensors.
Dear participants,
Some of you have difficulties uploading 2nd round entries; here's how to do it: at this page, the Amsterdam Antwerp Challenge grouppage, you see the logo. Under the logo there are multiple options, one of them is 'Manage my entry'. Click manage my entry, delete your old 100 words entry and submit your 2nd round document. Don't forget to add the 2nd round Entry Form with your team members...
good luck!
What time is the deadline tomorrow? Before 24:00?
Dear aachalenge,
Thanks to accept my participation at the round 2 contest
Best regards,
Ion
The William James Foundation has announced 8 competitions that together provide $100,000 in cash and in kind support for sustainable entrepreneurs. Entrants can be of any age or from anywhere in the world. First round deadline is December 4th. Details at: www.williamjamesfoundation.org/press.
In the upcoming events in the 2nd round, you might be looking for team members...This online platform is an ideal way to find or be found: update your profile with a resume and pitch yourself! It is good fun, and might help you form a kick-ass team to take home serious prize money!
Thank you all for your exploiting your creativity and submitting your new business ideas. The first round of the Amsterdam Antwerp Challenge has now officially closed and the judges will deliberate on this round's entries. We will proudly announce the winners at October 29th. Round 2 will start soon, so check our website regularly for upcoming events!
My idea in 100 words:
Urban Hunt is an event that uses mobile applications and geo-locative data to transform the city into a real-life video game. Each team works to solve “missions” (tasks and puzzles) as they race against the clock. The team that completes the most missions and uploads a picture from each mission to their Facebook New Feed wins an amazing 2000 € cash!
Urban Hunt exhibits huge incentives for advertisers. For example, Burger King can sponsor a mission and have players experience a menu item (and because the photos are uploaded to Facebook, Burger King’s image is spread to the player’s friends).
Yearly over 8 billion doses of vaccine are supplied globally. Vaccines should provide immunity to patients. In rural areas 25 to 30 percent of the administered vaccines turn out to be impotent, which means that the patient is unknowingly unprotected. The cause is a break in the cold supply chain, where the active microorganisms are killed because off temperature violations. To be sure that the vaccine has been transported between 2 and 8 degrees Celsius we can provide a label that changes color when temperature limits are violated. We use our patented polymer sensor technology to produce printed, optical sensors
Globally 18000 billion bottles of distilled alcohol are sold yearly. The global perfume market entails more than 30 billion dollars. In both of these enormous markets there is an eminent problem, namely counterfeiting of branded products. Due to counterfeiting, alcohol and fragrance producers lose income and their valuable brand reputation is damaged. Current anti-counterfeit devices cannot tackle this problem effectively. What is needed is an optical sensor that shows by means of color change that something else than the original product is in the bottle. Our patented polymer sensor technology could produce these printed, optical sensors.
More than 500 million people suffer from Diabetes. When their insulin levels are low, there isn’t enough glucose for the body, in which your body will burn fat for energy. One breakdown product of this process is acetone, which is noticeable in the patients breathe. Diabetics currently use invasive techniques to measure their glucose levels. Since these measures are not desirable, a non invasive measure is more than welcome. The acetone produced can be measures with an optic sensor by using an apparatus in which the patient breathes. Our patented polymer sensor technology could produce these printed, optical sensors.