HSVL, a division of Honda R&D Americas, Inc., will work closely with the highly engaged, creative Evernote Devcup community to promote open innovation for Honda products/services. Developers will have access to an HSVL experimental vehicle specially designed to incorporate app-based capabilities that enhance the in-vehicle mobility experience. Mobility-related apps developed by Evernote Devcup participants can be submitted to the newly established "Honda Innovation Award" category for award consideration.
The Evernote Devcup, which kicked off this past Sunday, is a six-month program featuring a series of in-person and virtual events that encourage developers from all over the world to create new apps on the Evernote platform.
Evernote anticipates there will be more than 2,000 participants in the 2013 Evernote Devcup who will create and submit more than 200 apps over the next several months. The Honda Innovation Award-winning team will be chosen in mid-August and then go on to compete against other category winners at the Evernote Conference Devcup finals in San Francisco in late September.
"We're very excited to partner with Evernote in the effort to create new value and joy to our customers' mobility experience through the development of new mobility apps," said Nick Sugimoto, senior program director of Honda Silicon Valley Lab.
"The Evernote Devcup brings together teams from all over the world to create inspired integrations with the Evernote platform," said Seth Hitchings, VP of Platform Strategy for Evernote. "Partnering with HSVL will give Devcup participants the very cool opportunity to develop for Honda's concept mobility experience. We are very excited to see the what the intersection of Honda innovation and Evernote will bring to Devcup."
More information about the Evernote Devcup including submission dates and in-person events around the globe can be found at devcup.evernote.com.
Courtesy of House of Japan
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