Soucheng is a member of the Technovation 2017 global finalist team from Cambodia.
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The SLEK RIT mobile application helps Cambodian children access traditional Khmer stories. Help them easy to understand stories that will inspire young readers, make reading fun, increase literacy, and increase knowledge of Khmer traditional stories in the younger generation.
Watch their pitch videoThe NITEAN mobile application is an audio-storytelling that helps avoid children from staring too long on the screen and also helps them practice listening to improve their speaking and listening skills.
Watch their pitch videoThe Amara mobile application helps connect tourists to Cambodian artists and performers. The application helps tourists find events and book tickets to celebrate Cambodia’s vibrant arts community.
Watch their pitch videoThe Math-Assistant mobile application helps students to learn (and love) math by providing digital math challenges so students can quiz themselves and compete with their friends.
Watch their pitch video1st place National Winner – Junior Division
App’s Name: MEP Center
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MEP Center is an app to help suppliers and customers in the mechanical, electricity, and plumbing fields communicate with each other.
1st place National Winner – Senior Division
App’s name: E-Lab
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E-Lab serves Cambodian students from grade 7 to grade 12 who enjoy doing science experiments by themselves and want to connect to fun, online science experiment tutorials.
Global Finalist – Junior Division
App’s Name: Cambodia Identity Product
Cambodia Identity Product helps Cambodians connect to a market to sell traditional products online.
1st place National Winner – Junior Division
App’s name: Pre-Health
Pre-Health provides health information for users so they can take care of themselves and live healthy lives.
Voneat PEN
Technovation Ambassador
Voneat is a technology entrepreneur and engineer with experience in the finance and banking industry. She founded start-up 606 in 2018, a company that provides tech and media solutions to SMEs across Cambodia. Voneat also works with a group of young Cambodians to manage a Khmer-language social media campaign called Digital Noodle to raise awareness in Cambodia about emerging tech trends.Besides the technical background, she is passionate about people’s development, strongly advocate for female inclusion in the economy, especially empowering women in tech.
Lydet PIDOR
Lead Mentor
Lydet is a policy research consultant in the public sector and a Master Educator for Technovation Cambodia. He is very active in the tech and innovation communities in Phnom Penh, and volunteers and helps organize tech events like hack-a-thons and business model competitions. Previously, Lydet served in various roles at USAID’s Development Innovations, including Partnerships and ICT Specialist, and ICT Learning Specialist. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Development Economics from the Royal University of Law and Economics.