Al-Zaytoonah University wins first place in the Crown Prince Award for Best Government Service Application
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Al-Zaytoonah University achieved first place at the level of Jordanian universities in the fifth cycle of the Crown Prince Award for Best Government Service Application, through a student team from the Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Department at the Faculty of Science and Information Technology - Al-Zaytoonah University, for the "Nashama Go" application developed by students Maisam Al-Dayem and Nada Abbas.
The application provides a smart digital solution to reduce food waste, based on employing data science and artificial intelligence techniques in processing and analyzing large quantities of data, contributing to the efficient management of surplus food, connecting restaurants with beneficiaries and charities through an integrated digital platform that allows displaying and booking surplus meals, and supporting the coordination of their delivery to needy families, thereby enhancing the utilization of food resources and reducing waste.
This achievement came during the winners' announcement ceremony, sponsored by the Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, Sami Smeirat, with wide participation from Jordanian universities and colleges, where 300 teams from 31 universities and colleges completed the participation requirements for the award.
This victory reflects the excellence of the students of Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan and their ability to employ data science and artificial intelligence and develop innovative digital solutions to address real societal challenges, and affirms the university's presence in pioneering national competitions.
Below are the names of the winning universities
First Place
Nashama Go Application
From Al-Zaytoonah Private University of Jordan,
which was developed by (Maisam Al-Dayem and Nada Abbas)
It is an application aimed at reducing food waste by allowing surplus meals from restaurants to be displayed and booked by beneficiaries, and coordinating the distribution of quantities to those in need in cooperation with associations.
Won second place
Crocketi Application
From Hussein Technical University and Middle East University,
which was developed by Yousef Abdel Qader, Omar Al-Awawdeh, Hamza Salim, and Adel Al-Awawdeh,
It is an application for documenting minor traffic accidents, allowing drivers to report them from the accident site, document damages, and enter data electronically easily and securely.
Won third place
SMART PARK JO Application
From Al-Balqa Applied University,
which was developed by Hashem Ghazawi and Yaman Gharaibeh,
It is an application that connects parking owners with drivers, allowing parking reservation and electronic payment easily and securely.
Won fourth place
Yosr Application
From Yarmouk University,
which was developed by Suhaib Al-Nejadat, Fares Ashraf Laban, Doaa Al-Mashaleh, Momen Al-Matarneh, and Mohammad Harb,
It is a national traffic management platform relying on artificial intelligence and data analysis to predict traffic congestion and proactively reduce it.
Won fifth place
Hasad Application
From Hussein Technical University,
which was developed by Hashem Al-Dous, Khaled Al-Omari, Yaman Abu Laban, and Aws Abu Zaid,
It is an agricultural platform that supports farmers' decisions through data analysis and providing recommendations backed by artificial intelligence.
Won sixth place
Rased Application
From the World Islamic Sciences University and Applied Science Private University,
which was developed by Abdel Qader Al-Saadi, Abdullah Abu Ghallous, and Ahmad Al-Sayed Ahmad,
It is an application for automatically monitoring road damages and determining their locations, with the ability to work offline.
Won seventh place
Mahwar Application
From Zarqa Private University,
which was developed by Ayesh Zayed, Manar Al-Attari, Nour Al-Hunaiti, and Basima Zaher,
It is a waste collection management system that predicts container fullness and optimizes truck routes.
Won eighth place
Emaar Application
From the University of Jordan,
which was developed by Hamza Eskandarani and Tawfiq Al-Halhouli,
It is a digital platform to automate the review of building permits and verify design compliance with Jordanian building codes.
Won ninth place
Dughri Application
From Applied Science Private University,
which was developed by Yahya Abu Hawwas, Aws Asaad, Hossam Rantisi, Youssef Barkiki, and Shaima Adili,
It is a public transport application that helps plan trips and choose the most suitable routes in terms of time and cost, provides real-time information on bus congestion, and offers AI assistance.
Won tenth place
RadiRight Application
From the Hashemite University,
which was developed by Ali Amayreh and Zain Obeidat,
It is an application that helps doctors and students evaluate the appropriateness of medical imaging examinations according to international guidelines and standards.
