LBank Labs is thrilled to announce its inaugural Innovation Camp in South Korea, set to take place from November 6-10, 2023. This dynamic week-long event encompasses two engaging programs: a captivating university tour and an exciting hackathon.
The hackathon, a focal point of the event, is orchestrated by LBank Labs to offer a platform for active blockchain developers to unite and demonstrate their skills.
Prominent blockchain companies, including Klaytn, Sandbox, ICP.Hub Korea, STAR ATLAS, GemHUB, KSTADIUM, Hancom Frontis, OpenX, SHRAPNEL, SolveCare, SKYPlay, and others, have committed to delivering lectures and mentoring sessions for industry developers participating in the LBank Labs Innovation Camp program.
Concurrently, the University Tour is poised to host dedicated builder sessions for Korean university blockchain societies, such as Ewha Womans University's Ewha Chain, Kwangwoon University's De-Butler, Korea University's Blockchain Valley, and Inha University Blockchain Center. These sessions are designed to foster project development. It is noteworthy that the hackathon will feature an open-topic approach, encouraging creativity and innovation.
LBank Labs is deeply dedicated to collaborating with various Web3 companies, actively contributing to the support and growth of blockchain builders, while expanding the ecosystem. LBank Labs expressed their enthusiasm, stating, "We are thrilled to host the LBank Labs Innovation Camp 2023 before the year's end. Our aim is to provide builders with an enriching experience that broadens their horizons, enhances their expertise, and, of course, ensures they have fun."
It's worth mentioning that LBank Labs has previously organized summer boot camps for Web3 developers and students interested in blockchain on a global scale. The company's efforts extend beyond the Innovation Camp, with ongoing activities and investments originating from its offices in San Francisco and Dubai.
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