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The winners will also have the opportunity to continue developing their work through the Telefónica TalentumStartups scholarship program. Do you want to get to know some of the hackathon participants a little better? Below, we will tell you about their training and latest projects in which they are embarked. Do not miss it! High Track The High Track team, creator of the Read & Play app , was the winner of this hackathon. It is an app that brings books to life so that the little ones have a teacher at home. Through virtual and augmented reality, the app allows you to add videos to textbooks so that children can continue advancing in their studies in an entertaining way. Its creators are full of talent: Enrique Ismael Mendonza is a computer engineer and has a master's degree in robotics.
He currently works at HighTrack, a startup that is “dedicated to helping people do what they need to do when they need to do it” by improving their productivity. “We divided the project into three legs: a mobile app that you mobile number list can use for your to-do list, calendars, and events; a training and academy part, where we teach people productivity habits; and a third leg made up of physical gadgets that help make day-to-day more productive”, explains Enrique. Before joining High Track, Enrique was an intern at Talentum Startups between, and a mentor in Zaragoza and Madrid, "helping other young people who were also Talentum with their projects." Almost all of his work has focused on the development of mobile apps, such as when he joined Wayra in for the development of the startup Hithru , and in for the startup cuaQea.
Now, through Join, his talent is getting a new lease of life: "It's a very interesting mechanism to learn and for ideas to come up that haven't come up before, he concludes. Alberto Sanz is also a computer engineer and works at HighTrack, in charge of the technical part. to entrepreneurship for several years, since it is the third company in which he works. Like his colleague, he completed a Talentum Startup grant in 2013 where he started with AirDrum , "a project consisting of the design and development of an electronic drum that does not require any physical support." In 2014, during the second edition of the grant, “I continued with the development of AirDrum with the support of a design team provided by Talentum. Through design cycles, the project pivoted until it finally became another completely new idea.
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发表于 2023-4-8 16:03:13
