The World Digital Fest Summit 2026, at MIT Museum

The World Digital Fest Summit is an international student technology showcase where young innovators present their coding, AI, and digital projects at a world-class venue.

Students present their projects through interactive booths, explain their ideas to visitors, and interact with educators, parents, and guests. This experience helps students build confidence, creativity, teamwork, and real-world communication skills.

The summit also includes a formal stage session with keynote talks, recognitions, and awards.

Participation in this event provides early exposure to university-level innovation culture. By presenting real projects, students gain portfolio-ready experience and develop skills commonly referenced in future academic, scholarship, and career-related applications.
Participation does not guarantee university admission.

Parents, educators, and guests are welcome to attend the event.

• Team-based participation only, Team size upto 3
• Projects will be evaluated by judges
• First Prize: $1,000 cash prize + Certificate + Award
• All Other Teams: Participation Certificate + Memento

• Team project exhibition, Team size upto 2
• No judging or competition
• All participants receive a Certificate + Memento

• Opportunity to present a technology project in a global setting
• Improved confidence, communication, teamwork, and presentation skills
• Exposure to innovation, STEM, AI, and future career pathways
• Portfolio-building experience through real project presentation

• Participation Certificate (Included for all participants)
• Detailed Participation Certificate (Optional Add-on): Includes project title, team name, participation category, presentation format, and event details. This certificate can be used as supporting documentation for portfolios, resumes, and academic or scholarship applications.
  This certificate does not guarantee university admission.

Participants may optionally purchase a focused training program designed to help students start from scratch and confidently participate in the summit.

This program:

• Helps students choose strong, competition-ready or exhibit-ready project ideas
• Guides students through every phase of the project, from idea to final presentation
• Ensures students build the project hands-on by themselves, with expert guidance
• Trains students based on competition and exhibit evaluation criteria
• Prepares students for booth presentation, explanation, and judging interaction

This training is ideal for students who are new to project-based competitions or want structured guidance to perform at their best.

• Booth-based project exhibition
• Formal stage session with talks and awards
• Team participation only

• Light food and refreshments will be provided for participants
• All participants must complete registration in advance
• Final event guidelines and schedules will be shared closer to the event date

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

MIT Museum, 314 Main Street, Cambridge, United States

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