The final gala, combined with the presentation of the best student business ideas, was held in Warsaw at the cinema-theater hall in the Warsaw University Library. Among the 12 projects presented, two were authored by our students - in addition to PrimiCare by Kamila Zacharewicz, also the TreeGo! by Martyna Najmrocka, who is studying medicine.
- The idea for the project of securing incontinence diapers came from my daily nursing practice, during which I often encounter the problem of removing them, especially in people with dementia. I wanted to find a solution that would ensure the comfort and safety of the patient, and at the same time facilitate the work of the medical staff - explains Kamila Zacharewicz, the 3rd place winner, and she adds: - I believe that medical students should develop their innovative ideas. This is a chance to make a real impact on improving healthcare standards.
Awarded projects
- The 1st place - Jakub Jażdżyk, a student of computer science, Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology, Warsaw University of Technology, for the project: Zaklepuje.To - Booksy for kayaks. Comprehensive system and web application for managing kayak rentals operating on the Polish market.
- The 2nd place and BraveCamp Alumni Award - Alicja Ziemlińska, a student at the College of Law, Kozminski University, for the Contractor project - a platform for small and medium-sized entrepreneurs who want to bid in tenders, but face barriers in the form of complicated paperwork and extensive documentation.
- The 3rd place - Kamila Zacharewicz, a nursing student, Faculty of Health Sciences, Medical University of Warsaw, for PrimiCare - an original design for securing incontinence diapers to prevent their unconscious removal by patients with dementia.
- Audience Award - Jakub Walczak, a management student, Faculty of Security, Logistics and Management, Military University of Technology, for Next Question application that is designed to make the job search easier for the Gen Z generation, and for recruiters to streamline the recruitment process through a system of special questions and an algorithm that matches employers with potential job candidates.
- UWRC Special Award - Dominika Krasoń, a biology student at the College of MISMaP, the University of Warsaw, for Collab - a platform dedicated to life science and medical students that facilitates finding partners for projects, research and startups.
Each participant of the 13th BraveCamp also received a Career Voucher - a personalized development plan tailored to their individual needs.
Source: the University of Warsaw
