Blueprints of Tomorrow: Bengaluru’s Students Turn Ideas into Impact with Samsung

Samsung's Solve for Tomorrow 2025 is transforming Bengaluru classrooms into innovation centers, where over 3,000 students across five top schools are using empathy, technology, and entrepreneurial spirit to solve real world problems.

Education and Innovation

Launched on April 29, the national challenge targets youth aged 14–22

Design thinking workshops and open houses were also conducted in medical colleges and high schools

Students explored issues like waste segregation, energy conservation, and wildlife conservation

Idea with Purpose

Ritwika of Dr Chandramma Dayananda Sagar Institute aims to design smart waste systems

Rudra from Kempegowda Institute wants to develop energy-saving solutions

Deeksha, a school student, is creating technology-driven sustainability tools

Anish has a vision for a wildlife conservation startup

Support and Scale

Top four teams will receive INR 1 crore funding

They are instructed by Samsung leaders and faculty from IIT Delhi

Hands-on prototyping and investor relationships are part of the agreement

Outside Bengaluru

The program is being extended throughout India, including the Northeast

It's not just about solving stuff—it's about creating founders and changemakers

They are learning how to communicate problems effectively, build good solutions, and think entrepreneurially

Samsung's program is planting seeds of innovation in young minds, proving that the future is not only imagined—it's being built in classrooms today.

Sources: Samsung Newsroom India, Webnewswire, News Nation TV

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