INFOMATRIX

About Infomatrix

INFOMATRIX

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About Infomatrix

Infomatrix is an international IT project competition for school and university students, held every year in Romania since 2003. It brings together young innovators from around the world to present their projects, exchange ideas and build friendships across cultures.

Awards and Prizes

Outstanding projects in every category are recognised with gold, silver and bronze medals at the World Finals.

Platinum
Platinum Medal

Platinum Medal

Top award for the best projects in each category

Gold
Gold Medal

Gold Medal

Outstanding project in its category

Silver
Silver Medal

Silver Medal

Excellent project performance

Bronze
Bronze Medal

Bronze Medal

Strong project performance

Cash Prize
Cash Awards

Cash Awards

Monetary prizes for top-performing teams

Scholarship
Education Grants

Education Grants

Scholarships from partner universities for top winners

Special
Audience Award

Audience Award

hosen by the audience for the most popular project

Competition Timeline

From registration to the World Finals in Bucharest, here is how your project moves through the competition.

Competition Format

Participants present their project to a panel of judges in one of five categories. Projects are assessed on originality and innovation, technical complexity, impact on society and ease of use, quality of presentation, and supporting documentation such as reports and logbooks.

Recognition

Top projects receive gold, silver and bronze medals.

Countries Taking Part

  • RomaniaRomania
  • United KingdomUnited Kingdom
  • Bosnia and HerzegovinaBosnia and Herzegovina
  • ChinaChina
  • BrazilBrazil
  • UkraineUkraine
  • MexicoMexico

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History of Infomatrix

Infomatrix was founded in 2003 by the Lumina Educational Institutions Foundation in Romania, in collaboration with the Romanian Ministry of Education. It began as a way for the best young IT students to meet and share their work.

Over the years it has grown into a global event. Today, the World Finals in Bucharest welcome participants from more than 30 countries, with hundreds of projects across five categories.