According to the list announced by Microsoft, the 10 winning teams of the Imagine Cup Junior 2024 include: Team IntelliLex (Vietnam), DuoVision (Türkiye); Milky Way (Vietnam); Ocean Guardian (China); Rainbow Soldiers (South Africa); Stroke of Luck (Malaysia); Mustang (USA), The Exhausted Dreamers (Singapore); To the Top (Saudi Arabia) and VocAI (USA).

Team IntelliLex won with their idea of ​​integrating artificial intelligence (AI) to personalize learning paths, improve dyslexia symptoms, provide specialized support tools and track the progress of children with dyslexia.

The team's solution is an automated, personalized AI system that helps children with dyslexia overcome challenges and improve their learning outcomes.

The project is assessed by the organizers as having the potential to develop into a complete solution for application in life, helping to open new doors for children with dyslexia, helping them overcome barriers and develop their full potential.

This is the second time Da Nang students have received this award.

“We are very happy and proud that the jury highly appreciated our technological solution. Hopefully, this will be an important milestone to realize our aspirations in applying artificial intelligence to improve the lives of people with disabilities, helping society become happier and more developed,” said Le Tran Minh Chau, a member of the Intellilex team.

Imagine Cup Junior (ICJ) is a global competition organized by Microsoft, with the aim of encouraging students aged 5-18 to explore technology and how to use technology to solve real-life problems as well as major challenges in the world.

Thereby, promoting creative skills and love of technology, while enhancing soft skills ready for the 21st century.

By participating in the competition, students will be introduced to the latest technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning and Network Security. This is the special feature that makes the Imagine Cup Junior 2024 season 5 attract more than 100 participating countries.

The judges from organizations around the world were impressed by the ideas of this year's participating teams, especially their acumen in solving global problems using technology, Microsoft's curriculum, and their never-ending learning attitude in learning about advanced AI tools.