

CMKL University Supports MVP Development at the AI Kid School StartUp Case Challenge
CMKL University supported the AI Kid School StartUp Case Challenge by hosting Workday 1: MVP Day in Room 601 at the university. The workday provided
participants with a collaborative space and practical guidance to develop their minimum viable products (MVPs) ahead of the next round.
The programme began with Physical Product Prototyping with Sam, followed by Digital Product Prototyping with Raju using Lovable. Participants then put
these approaches into practice during a teamwork session, with CMKL sharing vibe coding tips to support their development process.
In the afternoon, Complex Digital MVP with Sig introduced approaches to developing more complex digital prototypes. Teams continued working on
their projects, while CMKL shared advice on refining and improving their MVPs.
Following a briefing on assignments for the next round, participants had additional time for independent work and Q&A. Mentors, the AIKS team,
and advisors were available to help teams address questions and challenges in their projects.
Through its support for MVP Day, CMKL contributed practical knowledge and a learning environment that encouraged participants to experiment,
collaborate, and turn their ideas into prototypes.
CMKL University thanks AI Kid School, the session contributors, mentors, and advisors for supporting the participants throughout the day.
We look forward to seeing how the teams develop their projects in the next stage of the AI Kid School StartUp Case Challenge.


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