Finalists Named for the Imagine Cup 2010 Competition!

Analysis
Jul 5, 20102 mins

Down to the Final 6!

The 2010 Imagine Cup Finalists were announced tonight after another grueling day of judging…  the field of 12 Software Design teams and 10 Embedded Development teams went through another round of presentations and judging, fine tuning the presentations of the past and vieing for the final 6 spots in each of the competitions.

The finalists for the 2010 Imagine Cup Software Design Competition are as follows:

  • Finland, Signbook
  • Malaysia, Team HDC
  • New Zealand, OneBeep
  • Serbia, TFZR
  • Singapore, Mama-Bear
  • Thailand, Skeek

The finalists for the 2010 Imagine Cup Embedded Development Competition are as follows:

  • France, GERAS
  • Korea, RU Gentle
  • Romania, EcoSynthesis
  • Russia, MCPU
  • Taiwan, SmarterME
  • UK, eyesight

Also announced this evening are the finalists for the 2010 Imagine Cup Game Design Competition:

  • Belgium, NomNom Productions – Shift
  • France, Green Gears Studio – Island of Nazeth
  • Philippines, By Implication – Wildfire

For the Software Design Finalists, the competitors will take their Software Design projects over to the Warsaw Opera House and will begin preparing their presentaitons in front of a Live Audience in the large opera house stage.  The final judging will happen on Wednesday afternoon here in Warsaw…

It’s getting REALLY exciting here as the field is down to the finalists and everything these student competitors have worked for over the past year comes down now to just 1 more presentation, a make it or break it performance!

I’ll post more to keep you all up to date!

Rand

rand morimoto

Rand is a Microsoft MVP and security specialist with expertise in Office 365, Microsoft Azure, Exchange, SharePoint, SQL, Windows Server, Windows Client, System Center, and Lync. Rand has over 50 international bestselling books and speaks at conferences and conventions somewhere in the world every month. Rand is also the owner of the consulting firm Convergent Computing, which was Microsoft's Global Partner of the Year (2014) and an early adopter organization across all of the Microsoft products and services.

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