Windhoek, Namibia -The inaugural edition of the ImpactLab Hackathon took place at the HTTPS Building at the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST). This initiative is a collaborative effort between Schoemans, NUST, and MTC, aimed at fostering innovation and developing technological solutions to address socio-economic challenges in Namibia.
Presentations & Winners
Following a series of riveting presentations that showcased creativity, technical skill, and a deep understanding of Namibia’s pressing challenges, the judges engaged in careful deliberation. Ultimately, Dynamic Bytes emerged as the overall winners, impressing the panel with their innovative solution. 3 P’s in a Pod secured second place with a commendable concept that also demonstrated strong potential for real-world impact. The ImpactLab Hackathon underscored the importance of nurturing the next generation of tech innovators.
Looking Ahead
Looking to the future, there is great anticipation for the next editions of the Impactlab Hackathon, which promise to build upon the solid foundation laid by this inaugural event. The success of the hackathon has highlighted the vital role such platforms play in cultivating young tech talent—visionary individuals whose innovative solutions hold the potential to drive meaningful progress and contribute significantly to Namibia’s socio-economic advancement.