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THE BIG TECH PROJECT 2022
Reimagine the future of trade
At DP World, we don’t respond to change – we think ahead and anticipate it.
The Big Tech Project is a first-of-its-kind challenge that brings ideators and innovators from the best universities across India and UAE to solve some of the most interesting challenges in the world of trade — using the technology of the future.
In our journey to explore the Metaverse, this year’s theme revolved around one single question:
How would you solve trade challenges through the power of the Metaverse that would benefit DP World?
Meet the 2022 winners
Team Digicortex
Team Digicortex from MBZUAI were named the first ever student innovators for DP World. Their winning prototype solution was of a 3D visual guidance equipment maintenance and inspection system for port terminal equipment.
“The metaverse is still in its infancy so it is hard to predict exactly how it might be utilised in our industry in future. But the ideas these inspiring students put forward have the potential to change the face of global trade.”
- Pradeep Desai, Chief Technology Officer, DP World
The next chapter of the big tech project is coming soon. Watch this space for more details.
Team Digicortex
ABASS BAMIDELE ABDULSALAM
DHANALAXMI GADDAM
Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence, Abu Dhabi, UAE
A 3D visual guidance equipment maintenance and inspection system of port terminal equipment
Team Kamikazee
AKSHAT GARG
AGRIM JAIN
International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Bangalore, India
Leveraging the metaverse to give students a real-time understanding of daily life in different careers to help them make informed decisions
Team Dragonverse
PRANAV VAJRESHWARI
SHIVANKAR PILLIGUNDLA
IIIT Bangalore, India
AR/VR experience for Dragonmart where customers and wholesalers can benefit mutually
Team Rebels
SUMEET KARWA
ABHILASH MUKHERJEE
IIT Kharagpur, India
A digital-twin solution to tackle harbour congestion, unpredictable demand and unreliable operations.