Four Beeline Startup Incubator residents win prizes at Sevan Startup  Summit

ArmInfo. Five out of eight  resident startups of Beeline Startup Incubator participated in Sevan  Startup Summit, and four finished the tech event as prize winners. The startups received help from mentors while preparing for pitching  in order to make their projects more appealing to investors and jury  members.

The game based on Armenian epos about David of Sasun and developed by  Cyber Mantis Games was recognized the best AR/VR startup and rewarded  USD 1500 by Arloopa.  NooMee is a mobile app for autistic children.  It helps them acquire social skills and become more independent.  NooMee won USD 1500 for best healthcare startup and the third place  in the general summit competition, for which the startup was awarded  USD 2000 by Renderforest.  With mobile app Cardy, students and  business people can create digicards, review others' cards and  contact them. Another Beeline Startup Incubator resident, ForestBerg  is a forest monitoring system that enables the rangers to prevent  wildfires and illegal logging.  Cardy received the invitation from  LOFT to take an office space for free for six months after the  completion of the incubator cycle, while ForestBerg was given the                 opportunity to meet with new investors.  "It is an  honor for us to see how well startups from our incubator did at Sevan  Startup Summit. It means that we really selected the best startups  and prepared them properly to pitch in front of the jury and  investors. We will keep doing everything possible to maintain this  high level," said Beeline Armenia CEO Andrey Pyatakhin.  Beeline  provided a special prize as the partner of the summit this year too:  the opportunity to pass to the next cycle at Beeline Startup  Incubator without competition was given to Roads Vision.

"VEON Armenia" CJSC (Beeline trademark) belongs to the Veon group of  companies, which is one of the world's largest integrated telecom  operators. The group includes communications companies providing  voice and data services based on a wide range of wireless and  fixed-line technologies, as well as broadband Internet access to more  than 200 million subscribers in Russia, Italy, Ukraine, Kazakhstan,  Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Algeria,  Bangladesh and Pakistan. The companies of the group provide services  under the brands Beeline, Kyivstar, Wind, Mobilink, Banglalink and  Djezzy.