A Step-by-Step Infographic Guide
Theme: AI in Entrepreneurship
December 11, 2025 (09:00 am - 05:00 pm)
Daffodil Smart City, Dhaka
Total Prize Pool: 10,000 BDT
Champion: 5K, 1st Runner-up: 3K, 2nd Runner-up: 2K
Who Can Join?
Students (Team of 2 members)
An idea poster presentation focuses on communicating a concept, hypothesis, or proposed project plan rather than completed results.
Primary Goal: Solicit feedback, find collaborators, or gauge interest in your proposed work *before* extensive research or development.
Create a poster that clearly and compellingly communicates your idea. Focus on visual appeal and succinctness.
Stand by your poster during the session, pitch your idea, and engage in constructive discussions to gather feedback.
Articulate the Problem, the Proposed Solution/Hypothesis, and the Potential Impact (Why it matters).
Include: Title, Motivation, Proposed Idea/Methodology, Expected Results/Impact, Future Work, and Call to Action/Feedback.
Keep it brief (bullet points, short phrases). Focus on the future. The audience should grasp the idea in under 5 minutes.
Check conference size guidelines. Use a grid system (3-5 columns) to guide the viewer's eye logically.
Visuals (diagrams, flowcharts, images) should take up 40-60% of the poster space. They explain the method.
Ensure high contrast. Use ample white space. Body text should be at least 24pt. Limit color palette to 2-3 main colors.
Proofread. Test run a mini-version with a colleague. Check for clarity on the main idea and next steps.
Use a high-quality large-format printer (or ensure digital file meets resolution/format requirements).
Practice your 30-second "Elevator Pitch" and your 2-3 minute "Full Pitch."
Dress professionally, be enthusiastic, greet visitors warmly, and take notes on the feedback you receive!