Official government website of the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 
Yesterday, Sunday, the 28th of Rabi« al-Awwal, 1441 AH, the Innovation and Intellectual Property Center held a meeting titled »Transforming a Graduation Project into a Product" at the College of Engineering. During the meeting, "Innovate 20 Incubator" and its advantages in supporting graduation projects, as well as motivational prizes, were introduced. The objective was to foster a spirit of competition, elevate the quality of the university's graduate projects, and contribute to their transformation into promising products with economic value, thereby supporting the innovation and creativity index in achieving the Kingdom's Vision 2030.
The meeting was presented by Dr. Abdullah Al-Muhaymid, supervisor of the Innovation and Intellectual Property Center at the university, who introduced the incubator and provided a comprehensive explanation of it, with the aim of motivating graduating students to invest in their projects and transform them into promising products that serve the knowledge economy in line with the Kingdom's Vision 2030.
The meeting also presented the fundamentals of project success, which include customer desire for the final product, its applicability, and its economic feasibility. It also introduced the various programs offered by the Innovation and Intellectual Property Center to achieve these goals, including the Inovation incubator 20 and the Entrepreneurship Boot Camp.
The "Innovation Incubator 20" aims to spread and promote a culture of innovation and intellectual property. It seeks to contribute to the excellence of graduation projects by guiding them towards innovative and promising economic products. Additionally, it aims to incubate innovative ideas for graduation projects, connect promising and distinguished projects with local investors, and facilitate the filing of patents.
