The students’ project, titled “MediLog,” offers a progressive web app (PWA) that helps keep track of a person’ medication administration. As part of their submission, the students included a 100-word or less description of their project, a pitch video, a technical video, and their Mobile App Source Code/AI Training Data.
Both students will receive certificates of recognition noting their outstanding work in the development of a mobile app that could solve a real problem in the community.
The annual competition empowers girls to solve issues facing the community through the use of technology and business skills. For more information, visit https://technovationchallenge.org/.