Qatar University has announced the winners of its Health Tech Hackathon 2025, recognizing innovative solutions across two competitive tracks with combined prize pools totaling 210,000 QAR.
In the Launchpad track, HandOsteoVision secured first place and a prize of 50,000 QAR for its healthcare technology solution. HERO claimed second place with a 40,000 QAR award, while OryxMed rounded out the top three with third place and 30,000 QAR in prize money.
The Spark track saw similarly impressive competition, with PillPal emerging as the winner and receiving 40,000 QAR. Shifa earned second place honors and a 30,000 QAR prize, followed by ATF in third place with 20,000 QAR.
The Health Tech Hackathon 2025, held at Qatar University, represents the institution's commitment to fostering innovation in healthcare technology and entrepreneurship. The dual-track format allowed participants to compete at different levels, with the Launchpad track offering higher prize amounts reflecting the advanced development stage of those solutions.
The hackathon brings together developers, healthcare professionals, and innovators to create technological solutions addressing real-world health challenges. The winning teams demonstrate the caliber of talent and creative problem-solving emerging from Qatar's tech ecosystem.
These announcements underscore Qatar University's role as a hub for technological innovation and its support for ventures that could transform healthcare delivery and accessibility in the region and beyond.