Samsung India has announced four winners of its Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2026 programme, awarding incubation grants totalling ₹2 crore to support the development of their technology-led solutions.
The winning teams are QuantHunt from Raebareli, Uttar Pradesh; morphism from Raipur, Chhattisgarh; InnoBotix from New Delhi; and Somatrace from Hyderabad, Telangana. They will receive mentorship and incubation support from FITT, IIT Delhi, to help take their prototypes towards market-ready solutions.
The teams developed solutions across four themes: AI Living for India, Health and Education, Environmental Sustainability, and Sport and Tech. Their innovations include AI-based cybersecurity, emotion recognition to support autistic individuals, solar-powered wildlife monitoring, and wearable technology to help athletes monitor training-related injury risks.
The programme attracted entries from 648 cities across 28 states and seven union territories. More than 50% of the ideas came from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities.
Mr. JB Park, President and CEO, Samsung South West Asia, said: “India’s next wave of innovation will depend on how well we connect technology to people’s needs and give young people the opportunity to take ideas from the problems they see to solutions they can test and build.”
The top 20 teams received ₹20 lakh in grants, while the Grand Finale also featured an Investor Meet to help participants explore potential funding opportunities.
