16 outstanding teams advance to the finals of the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2025 competition.

Samsung Vietnam has officially announced the list of 16 outstanding teams that have advanced to the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2025 Finals, including 8 teams from Group A (Junior High School) and 8 teams from Group B (High School).

The Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2025 competition was launched in March 2025. (Photo: Hoang Long)

These are the most promising teams, selected from 2,625 innovative ideas from students nationwide, marking a significant step in the journey of transforming ideas into practical technological solutions for the young generation of Vietnam.

Samsung Solve for Tomorrow is an annual creative thinking competition for middle and high school students aged 12-18, encouraging them to apply STEM education knowledge related to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to solve existing social problems.

Officially launched on March 28, 2025, the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2025 competition focuses on three major themes: Sustainable environmental development through technology; Combining sports and technology to change society (towards education and future development); and Applying technology to develop a sustainable society.

At the end of Round 2 - the Product Development Round, in mid-September 2025, the 50 best teams had gradually completed their products and submitted a video to the Organizing Committee presenting everything from the idea and product description to the steps in realizing the model. This served as the basis for the Organizing Committee to select the 16 best teams to advance to the Final Round.

The top 16 teams were selected based on the feasibility, creativity, and social impact of their ideas. Regarding the teams and entries that reached the finals, the judges generally praised the professionalism, confidence, and teamwork of the team members.

Specifically, the participating teams demonstrated creativity and a commitment to solving socially significant problems. This year's entries were judged to be of fairly good quality, with a level of specific application that was relatively suitable for the needs of modern society.

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Dr. Phan Thanh Toan, Lecturer at the Faculty of Information Technology, Academy of Educational Management, and a member of the judging panel, assessed that most of the projects applied new technologies such as AI and IoT, with the quality of the entries not much inferior to those of university students.

Dr. Phung Cong Phi Khanh, Head of the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Faculty of Technical Education, Hanoi University of Education, and another member of the judging panel, stated that most of the projects achieved a good level, fully covering the professional and specialized aspects.

"The products are all highly refined, function and operate as intended, and also include detailed descriptions of their structure, function, and operation," said Dr. Phung Cong Phi Khanh.

The teams' reports showed a relatively complete research process: problem overview, user survey, design, fabrication, testing, and drawing appropriate conclusions. Many teams also standardized the measurement parameters.

The top 16 teams will continue to participate in in-depth consultation sessions under the guidance of experts to refine their models before officially entering the final round, which is expected to take place at the end of October 2025.

“Samsung is actively implementing Samsung Solve for Tomorrow with the desire to support Vietnam in its journey to become a technologically advanced country,” said Na Ki Hong, General Director of Samsung Vietnam.

According to Mr. Na Ki Hong, in addition to this competition, Samsung is also carrying out many social responsibility activities to express gratitude for the affection and support of the Vietnamese people, especially the active support of the Government.

"Samsung's corporate social responsibility activities not only enhance Vietnam's fundamental competitiveness but also connect with the training of future leaders," said Na Ki Hong.

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The Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition was first held in Vietnam in 2019. To date, the competition has become an annual creative thinking playground for middle and high school students aged 12 to 18.

By the end of 2024, the program had attracted over 475,000 student and teacher registrations, receiving nearly 7,500 entries.

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