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SLT-Mobitel reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to innovation and youth empowerment by celebrating next-gen tech talent at SLIoT Challenge 2025, Sri Lanka’s premier internet of things (IoT) competition, which concluded recently.
The event culminated in a successful grand finale and awards ceremony held at the University of Moratuwa.
Sponsored by SLT-Mobitel and organised by the University of Moratuwa Computer Science and Engineering Department, in collaboration with the Institution of Engineers Sri Lanka, SLIoT Challenge 2025 brought together hundreds of students and professionals from across the country. Participants competed in school, university and open categories, showcasing groundbreaking IoT-based solutions designed to address real-world challenges and drive Sri Lanka’s digital transformation.
SLT-Mobitel organised a series of preparatory activities, including a hands-on school workshop on microcontrollers and IoT basics, held at the University of Moratuwa. Delivered by industry experts and undergraduate mentors, the workshop introduced students to foundational IoT principles and practical microcontroller programming, igniting curiosity and nurturing future innovators.
SLT-Mobitel Chairman Dr. Mothilal De Silva too attended the awards ceremony.
In the School Category, the first place was awarded to Neuroverse from Galahitiyawa Central College. Sentinel from St. Joseph’s College, Colombo 10 secured the second place, while Senuka from R/Emb/Bodhiraja College earned the third place.
In the University Category, all top honours were claimed by teams from the University of Moratuwa. Zypher secured the first place for their standout solution, followed by Dyson Sphere in the second place and Aqua Guard in third.
In the Open Category, Smartcare from Kalutara claimed the first place for their impactful and practical IoT innovation. Tech Tanks from Gampaha secured the second place, while TeraNode from Galle took the third place.