Call for Participation
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| The national technology parade (NTP) is an annual event held at one of the Jordanian universities in collaboration with Queen Rania Center for Entrepreneurship (QRCE). This event aims at motivating the innovative thinking among Jordanian undergraduate students and at unlocking their potentials. It also aims at directing the efforts of students and faculty toward exploiting technology to solve local problems at the national level, and at building an integration and effective cooperation between industry and academia. The eighth NTP will be held in The University of Jordan on April 29, 2015. The 8th NTP comes with more focus on the role of technology in improving the quality of life. This improvement is sought in several areas including sustainable living, public safety, childcare, healthcare, service automation and e-services, entertainment, and others. |
Tracks
You are cordially invited to submit your contribution under any of the nine tracks shown below. Please make sure you meet the eligibility requirements before submitting your contribution.
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[T1] Green and Sustainable Technologies
The scope of this track includes applications and systems related, but not limited, to:
- Renewable energy
- Green buildings.
- Green production.
- Sustainable living (in aspects like food, power, water, waste, etc)
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[T2] Health and Biomedical Technologies
The scope of this track includes applications and systems related, but not limited, to:
- Remote and real-time health care
- Medical data processing
- Diagnosis and treatment
- Biomaterials and Biomechanics
- Automation of health infrastructure and facilities
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[T3] Public Safety and Quality of Life
The scope of this track includes applications and systems related, but not limited, to:
- Helping people with disabilities
- Home automation
- Pedestrian safety
- Technology and childcare
- Automation of public services
- Alarm, search, and rescue
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[T4] Defense and Security Technologies
The scope of this track includes applications and systems related, but not limited, to:
- Surveillance and object detection and tracking
- Remote control and action
- Data security: encryption, decryption, and secure communication
- Robotics and unmanned vehicles
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[T5] Gaming and Entertainment
The scope of this track includes, but not limited to,:
- Mobile 2D/3D games (Windows, Android, iOS)
- PC 2D/3D games
- Web 2D/3D games
- Multiplayer games (e.g., Bluetooth, wi , and Internet games)
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[T6] Industrial Technologies
The scope of this track includes applications and systems related, but not limited, to:
- Industrial planning
- Production line automation and control
- Production and distribution optimization
- Industrial safety
- Robotic
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[T7] Educational and E-Learning Technologies
The scope of this track includes applications and systems related, but not limited, to:
- Virtual Learning Environments
- Learning Management Systems
- Gaming and Educatainment
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[T8] Business and Social Technologies
The scope of this track includes applications and systems related, but not limited, to:
- E-government
- Social Shopping and Marketing
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[T9] Innovation and Technology for People with Disabilities
The scope of this track includes applications and systems related to people with disabilities.
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