Samsung wants designers to turn old phones into new things. They started a contest called the Galaxy Upcycling Design Competition. Anyone can join. People need ideas for reusing old Galaxy phones or tablets. Samsung wants to cut down on electronic trash.
(Samsung Announces New “Galaxy Upcycling” Design Competition)
The contest is open now. People must enter by May 31st. Designers submit their ideas online. They explain how an old Galaxy device becomes something useful again. Samsung will pick the best ideas.
Three winners get money. First place wins $15,000. Second place gets $10,000. Third place receives $5,000. Winners also get help making their idea real. Samsung wants to see these new products happen.
A panel of judges decides the winners. They look for smart ideas. They check if the idea helps the planet. They see if the new thing works well. The judges include tech experts and design leaders.
Samsung says old devices hold value. Parts inside can be used again. This contest finds new uses for technology people already own. It gives gadgets a longer life.
“Samsung cares about our planet,” said a company leader. “We see old devices differently. They are not trash. They are full of possibility. We want smart thinkers to show us what’s next.” The leader hopes this contest sparks change.
Samsung has worked on upcycling before. They made programs to reuse older phones. This contest pushes that effort further. It asks the world for fresh thinking. Samsung believes creative minds can solve big problems.
The company sees this as part of its bigger plan. Samsung wants to reduce waste. They want better resource use. This contest supports that goal. It makes people think about electronics differently.
(Samsung Announces New “Galaxy Upcycling” Design Competition)
People can find contest details on Samsung’s website. They can learn the rules there. They can see how to send their idea. Samsung invites everyone to try.
