Microsoft's Imagine Cup 2018 has come to a close, with Canadian student team smartARM taking home the top prize.
Microsoft has revealed the winning team for its 2017 Imagine Cup competition, bestowing first-place bragging rights to X.GLU, a Czech team behind an innovative glucose monitor.
Microsoft has announced the winning teams in the Imagine Cup 2016 Games, Innovation, and World Citizenship categories. The final round, where one team will be declared the overall winner of the student technology competition, will be held on Friday, July 29 in Seattle.
Microsoft has named the 35 teams of students from around the world which will compete in the 2016 edition of the company's Imagine Cup finals. They will be held in Seattle on July 26-29.
A group of Brazilian students has won the 2015 Imagine Cup with their platform, called Clothes for Me, that creates custom clothing from a user's measurements before connecting them with tailors who can make and sell the result.
Microsoft employees are very busy this week as the company plays host to two big events. One is the annual Imagine Cup World Finals while the other is the new //oneweek internal company event which replaces Microsoft's old annual employee meeting. The Imagine Cup World Finals, held mainly in Seattle, Washington, is the culmination of the work generated by 125 students who have come...
Winners of Microsoft's Imagine Cup 2012 Registration has opened up for the 2013 Microsoft Imagine Cup for sudents aged 16 and above. The technology competition is in its 11th year, and to more inspire students and encourage a wider variety of aspiring innovators to participate, Microsoft has redesigned the Imagine Cup to cover the World Citizenship, Games and Innovation. If that wasn't...
\ Winner of the Imagine Cup '12 - quadSquad with enable talk The annual Imagine Cup organized by Microsoft to support student creativity in solving real world problems has just wrapped in Sidney, Australia. As usual, some of the top winners were related to Windows Phone development so we’re going to take a moment to give them their props. Early glove prototype First place (Software...
Although we like playing video games with bombs on our Windows Phone, we have to remember in the real world, bombs and mines are a real problem for war-torn territories. Evidently a few students at the Military University of Technology in Warsaw have decided to do something about it so they created SAPER. What is SAPER? The name means “minesweeper” in Polish and is also an acronym for “...
Looks like all sorts of interesting apps are coming out of Imagine Cup 2011 here in New York City. Huffington Post has made a small video focusing on one all-American team, Team Dragon who's Windows Phone app looks to help solve a real world problem, namely asthma in children. The "game" is called 'Azmo the Dragon' and is a "2D side scrolling" adventure that helps children get their...
Imagine Cup is an incredible event where a number of teams battle it out with ideas that use technology to help make the world a better place. This is the first time it has been held in the US and it's a rather special one with a team from Iraq developing a Windows Phone 7 app that registers and tracks refugees in camps around the world. Being the first team from Iraq to enter the event...