Nael Hailemariam

The 'IOOI' (Innovation out of Imagination) project was conceived and developed by Tamer and Nael during the SDG Summer School in Geneva. IOOI aims to provide high-quality educational technology integrated with an offline library model to benefit low-resource communities, including rural schools, refugee camps, orphanages, non-formal school systems, and prison systems.

I was honored to be chosen as one of the top 50 participants from around the world, receiving full transportation and accommodation reimbursements to attend an event in Tokyo, Japan. During this experience, I developed a web scraping tool using the Python BeautifulSoup library. This tool was designed to extract data from blockchain.info and identify the top 10,000 wealthiest individuals as of April 22, 2018.

I participated in a two-day Hackathon at hackMIT, where our team developed a project that bridges the gap between the virtual and physical realms. Our solution enables users to interact with physical objects from within the virtual space. Leveraging Hololens technology, we achieved real-time mapping of the physical environment, serving as a gateway for users to engage with holograms and virtual objects. These interactions were then transmitted to other devices that controlled real-world… Show more

I participated in a two-day Hackathon at hackMIT, where our team developed a project that bridges the gap between the virtual and physical realms. Our solution enables users to interact with physical objects from within the virtual space. Leveraging Hololens technology, we achieved real-time mapping of the physical environment, serving as a gateway for users to engage with holograms and virtual objects. These interactions were then transmitted to other devices that controlled real-world actions, such as maneuvering a robot. Our project essentially merged the realms of atoms and bits, facilitating seamless interaction between Mixed Reality (MR)/Virtual Reality (VR) and the physical world. Show less

Presented an eco-friendly solution for Healthcare & Life Sciences industry. The solution offers major cost reduction in production and improves the efficiency in patients digital Identifier technology. The fabric of digital patient tags prototypes were created utilizing only recycled materials with features such as machine readability, linkage to patient's medical records and ability to sustain harsh environmental conditions.

We developed a web and mobile app designed to assist individuals in locating parking spots within the city, in close proximity to their current location. Our app harnesses real-time open data released by the City of Luxembourg, providing minute-by-minute updates on parking spot availability, which is displayed on an interactive map for user convenience. This solution proves invaluable to drivers, guiding them to the nearest available parking spot, thus reducing the time spent searching for… Show more

We developed a web and mobile app designed to assist individuals in locating parking spots within the city, in close proximity to their current location. Our app harnesses real-time open data released by the City of Luxembourg, providing minute-by-minute updates on parking spot availability, which is displayed on an interactive map for user convenience. This solution proves invaluable to drivers, guiding them to the nearest available parking spot, thus reducing the time spent searching for parking and minimizing traffic congestion.

Moreover, our application records parking lot data and offers historical visualizations depicting parking patterns in various locations over time, including weekends, evenings, mornings, and more. This feature serves as a valuable resource for both everyday users planning their trips and city officials engaged in urban planning efforts.

Furthermore, our product is seamlessly integrated into the official Luxembourg public data webpage, accessible at: https://data.public.lu/en/reuses/parklux/ Show less

Won the first prize by the formula's I derived at the age of 11 under what is known as Sequence and Series in Subtraction in an annual student's competition of scientific and technological innovation, which is so-called Feng Ru Cup, named after China's first aircraft designer and aviator Feng Ru.

The disadvantaged working classes of tomorrow may not be evident today. Hack The Work builds a predictive and analytic engine, based on the use of Open Data, that helps the Luxembourg government to make informed decisions to avoid the digital divide between working classes.

Got awarded the second prize, 2500 Euro.