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Call for Participation

The National Technology Parade (NTP) is an annual event organized by one of Jordan's esteemed universities. This event is designed to inspire innovative thinking among undergraduate students in Jordan and to unleash their full potential. It aims to guide students and faculty towards leveraging technology to address local/regional/international challenges and to foster closer collaboration between industry and academia.
The upcoming 11th NTP is scheduled to take place at The University of Jordan on May 14, 2024, and it places a heightened focus on the transformative role of technology in enhancing quality of life. This enhancement is envisioned across various domains, including sustainable living, public safety, healthcare, entertainment, among others. We invite you to join us in this dynamic event, where your contributions can shape the future of technology and its impact on society.

Eligibility Criteria:

Projects carried out at Jordanian Public or Private Universities and under the supervision of a faculty member during the academic years 2022/2023 or 2023/2024 are eligible for participation.

Tracks

You are cordially invited to submit your contribution under any of the nine tracks shown below. Please ensure that your contribution aligns with the appropriate track before submitting it.

[T1] Industrial and Agricultural Technologies

The scope of this track includes, but not limited to:

Advanced Internet of Things (IoT) solutions for smart farming and precision agriculture.
Automation and robotics for industrial/agricultural processes and operations.
Sustainable agricultural practices and technologies for efficient resource utilization.
Integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data analytics in industrial/agricultural systems.
Renewable energy solutions for powering industrial/agricultural operations.

[T2] Green and Sustainable Technologies

The scope of this track includes, but not limited to:

Development of clean energy technologies such as solar and wind power.
Waste management and recycling technologies to reduce environmental impact.
Smart grids and energy-efficient systems for sustainable living.
Green transportation solutions.

[T3] Educational and E-Learning Technologies

The scope of this track includes, but not limited to:

Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) applications for immersive learning experiences.
Online learning platforms and digital resources for remote education.
Gamification of learning to enhance engagement and retention.
AI-based tutoring systems and personalized learning platforms.
Collaborative tools and social learning platforms for interactive education.

[T4] Business, Finance, and Social Technologies

The scope of this track includes, but not limited to:

Fintech innovations such as blockchain technology for secure and transparent transactions.
Social media analytics and marketing tools for targeted advertising.
AI-powered customer service and chatbots for efficient communication.
Collaboration platforms and project management tools for remote teams.
Data-driven decision-making tools for business intelligence and analytics.

[T5] Healthcare Technologies

The scope of this track includes, but not limited to:

Telemedicine and remote healthcare solutions for accessible healthcare delivery.
Wearable health monitoring devices and IoT-enabled healthcare systems.
Medical imaging advancements including AI-based diagnostics and analysis.
Electronic health records (EHR) systems for efficient patient management.
Healthcare cybersecurity solutions to protect patient data and privacy.

[T6] Technologies for Smart Cities and Quality of Life

The scope of this track includes, but not limited to:

Smart infrastructure solutions for energy-efficient buildings and transportation.
IoT-enabled smart city systems for traffic management and public services.
Urban planning tools and simulations for sustainable city development.
Health and wellness technologies for promoting a high quality of life.

[T7] Gaming and Entertainment

The scope of this track includes, but not limited to:

Next-generation gaming experiences with virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR).
Cloud gaming platforms and streaming services for seamless gameplay.
Competitive gaming ecosystems for professional gaming.
Cross-platform gaming compatibility for diverse gaming communities.

[T8] Public Safety, Security, and Defense Technologies

The scope of this track includes, but not limited to:

Cybersecurity solutions including threat detection, encryption, and secure communication.
Surveillance technologies for public safety and crime prevention.
Safety technologies for people with disabilities.
Biometric authentication systems for access control and identity verification.
Drone technology for surveillance, reconnaissance, and emergency response.
Defense innovations such as unmanned vehicles.

[T9] Technologies for the Service of Culture and Heritage

The scope of this track includes, but not limited to:

Digital preservation technologies for cultural artifacts and heritage sites.
Augmented reality (AR) tours and experiences for cultural education and tourism.
Language preservation and translation tools.
Cultural heritage conservation technologies for restoration and protection.