Ghassan, Ahmad and Sevag each take to the podium as they face potential end users who would eventually purchase or use their products in the future.

Seif, Sevag and Yazi prepare to face the jury for the first round of elimination as they know that one innovator will have their journey cut short before heading to customer validation. Each present their result findings and products with the hope to be most impressive.

Seif wants visually impaired individuals to have greater access to Arabic content and with his idea of a Braille translator for scanned Arabic, he is on the right path to achieve this.

Being the hands on engineer that he is, Sevag found an opportunity to innovate the 3D printer by adding more degrees of freedom to save on time and support material.

With the intention to reduce food waste and identify spoiled meats, Yazi heads to the labs to verify if her idea of a Home storage fish safety Indicator actually works.

Abderrahim, Ahmad and Ali go head to head in the first elimination round after being in the top 9. With only two innovators going through to the next round, all three must convince the jury that their product is ready to enter the next phase of customer validation.

With a sensitive and passionate subject at hand, Abderrahim commits all his will power and engineering background to creating a smart autism shirt that will eventually serve both the autistic children and their parents.

Ali creatively comes up with ideas to solutions to assist designers and architects in visualizing 2D drawings into 3D design however the process was daunting at times.

Ahmad deals with issues in water pressure and nozzles as him and the mentors find solutions to create a functional automated shower for the elderly.

After a grueling prototyping phase, Sadeem, Nizar and Ghassan face off in front of the jury to present their latest products and findings after their tests. Only two candidates will go through to the next phase of customer validation.