Samsung India has announced the winners of Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2026, with four teams winning incubation grants totalling ₹2 crore at the Grand Finale in New Delhi. This year’s entries came from 648 cities across 28 states and seven union territories.
Now in its fifth edition in India, the programme is open to young people aged 14 to 22 and is designed to nurture problem-solving and innovation. Teams presented their solutions across four themes: AI Living for India, Health and Education, Sport and Tech, and Environmental Sustainability.
The four winning teams are QuantHunt from Raebareli, Uttar Pradesh; morphism from Raipur, Chhattisgarh; InnoBotix from New Delhi; and Somatrace from Hyderabad, Telangana. Their grants will support incubation at IIT Delhi, helping them develop and scale their solutions.
Beyond the winners, the Top 20 teams received collective grants of ₹20 lakh, and every member received a Samsung Galaxy flagship smartphone. Two Community Choice Awards of ₹1 lakh each and a Digital Impact Award of ₹50,000 also recognised standout teams.
Finalists received mentorship from Samsung, startup founders and experts from FITT, IIT Delhi to refine their hardware and software prototypes. The Grand Finale also included an Investor Meet for all Top 20 teams, giving them a chance to engage with the startup and investment ecosystem.
JB Park, President and CEO of Samsung South West Asia, said the company is proud to support these young innovators’ journeys as Samsung marks 30 years in India.
Samsung Solve for Tomorrow was first launched in the United States in 2010. It now runs in 68 countries and has engaged more than 3 million young people worldwide.
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