List of hackathons in Miami, Australia in 2019

Join the whole intelliHR team for a 2-day intelli hackathon event on one of our core platform features - GOALS! intelliHR is all about empowering leaders and their teams with their performance goals, so we want you to help us hack and design a completely new goals feature. Whether you're a customer, a part of our community or just interested in business technology, we need your help! No design or software coding experience required, just bring your amazing ideas. There are no limits on your creativity, THINK BIG! Refreshments provided to keep your brain thinking! Watch the video intro here https://youtu.be/jYLBa0ekoZ0 Register today to secure your seat. Spots are limited, unfortunately :)

Frontier XR is a non-for-profit organisation championing immersive technology and its content creators. We were born out of the passion, talent and collaboration of our local Queensland innovators.  We're hosting our yearly VR Hackathon in October! Spaces limited. WHEN Reception: Friday, 4 October 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Hacking: Saturday, 8:00 AM - Sunday, 12:00 PM (no overnight stay) Judging and Awards Presentation: Sunday, 12:00 - 3:00 PM WHERE The Precinct Level 2/315 Brunswick Street Fortitude Valley, QLD 4006 PRIZES 1ST PRIZE: HTC is covering the return flights and accommodation for a team of 3 to compete in the global VR Hackathon in China. 2ND PRIZE: MSI is giving away a Mystery Package, which includes some amazing swag. 3RD PRIZE:Free Space VR is providing a 1hr free session at the VR arcade for each team member. PRICE $5 entry fee, BYO food. DETAILS - VR headsets will be available for the event. - Development machines are limited so please bring your own. - Judges will be announced prior to the event. - You can use existing code and assets, however, judges will mostly consider your work completed during the event. BEGINNERS WELCOME! Come join us and unleash your creativity!!

Ticket sales close 5pm AEST Wednesday 18 September. Design a Drone workshop is an opportunity to empower the next generation of makers, designers, entrepreneurs and inventors in Years 7-12 to design a drone for any purpose. This will be a part of the World Drone Congress held at Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre on September 26-27. The purpose of this workshop is to give students an opportunity to meet those who work in the drone industry and to solve real world problems with the use of drones. Prizes include the DJI Tello Drones  which will be given to each individual on the winning teams for the best design and the best concept. During the session students will be grouped into threes to design solutions around themes and topics such as the Environment, Fire and Emergency Services, Social impact just to name a few.  Participating individuals will also receive a certificate of participation which they can use and add onto their resume. There will also be prizes up for grabs including some drones! The cost of the workshop is $50 per team of 3 (plus booking fee) but if you are experiencing any financial difficulties feel free to reach out to angela@hackathonsaustralia.com This is a World of Drones Education  initiative and will be run by Hackathons Australia.  -- FAQs What is a designathon? This is a workshop where we identify a problem and design a potential solution for the problem.  What should I bring? Your brilliant ideas! What's the agenda? We'll be going through problem topics, form teams, and come up with use cases for drones. At 4pm we'll be running through presentations for all the groups and announce the winners by 5pm.  Who can come? Anyone who is at school from years 7-12.  What if I don't have a team or know anyone else going? The beauty of this workshop is the ability to meet new people and work with them. This is a great networking and learning opportunity. How many people from a school can come? As many as you want! However we would recommend sending a maximum of 30 students per school. 

Our Future Of Transport school holiday program will see students from across Brisbane coming together for a day of innovation and ideation as they work with one of Queensland's leaders in the automotive space to redesign the future of transport.  From looking at how new companies such as Uber and GoGet are changing how we drive to looking at how we can use new and emerging technologies to help repair cars; our 'Future Of Transport' hackaton with RACQ will see students spending a day working with the RACQ team as they tackle a series of challenges associated with how we drive now, and into the future. This hackathon has been designed to fuse STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) with entrepreneurship and innovation to provide a fun, fast-paced program for students as they work with industry mentors to innovate and create. Hosted at RACQ Headquarters in Brisbane, students will be exploring the range of exciting projects happening behind the scenes at RACQ and seeing how a business that is over 100 years old is embracing the new wave of innovation with technology. With no prior experience needed, this is a fantastic opportunity for passionate and driven young people over their school holidays.  FAQs  What time is the Event? Our hackathon will be running from 9am to 4pm. We will, however, have supervised free time for the students between 8:30am and 5pm should parents wish to drop students off early and pick them up later.  Who is the event for? Our Future Of Transport hackathon has been designed for high school students (grade 7-12) with interests in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, business and design. No prior knowledge is required, all we ask is that students are passionate and willing to learn. What do we bring? We ask that students bring their own lunch each day as well as a water bottle and a device if they have one. We will be providing snacks throughout the day as well as pens and paper.  What will students have at the end of the day? By the end of the day students will be presenting their ideas formed by the challenges set to them around innovation in transport. Throughout the day they will be developing skills in critical and creative thinking, teamwork and collaboration, networking, pitching and design thinking.  Getting To The Venue? Students will be working out of the innovation space at the RACQ hub in Eight Mile Plains. There is plenty of parking as well as a drop off zone for students. There is also a bus stop just outside the front gates.  If you have any more questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to the team at info@bopindustries.com!

Smart buildings integrated with the electricity grid will play a pivotal role in the clean energy transition. The buildings of the future will automate their energy use to drive efficiency and balance out renewables, generate and store their own energy, and charge the growing fleet of electric vehicles. At this hackathon, we'll explore startup ideas that can accelerate the uptake of these new smart building and clean energy solutions. This two-day event will bring people together to brainstorm, refine and pitch startup ideas related to smart buildings and clean energy. Throughout the event you will receive mentorship and training from industry experts to help develop your startup idea and food and drink to keep you going. If the judges think your idea has potential you will receive prizes designed to help you launch a successful startup.   EnergyLab strives for equality, inclusivity and accessibility at all our events and we encourage all people to participate. No sector knowledge is required and there is no need to write software or building anything (although you're welcome to); all you need to do is come up and pitch a startup idea. If you have any concerns about attending this event, or the ticket price is a barrier to your attendance, please email events@energylab.org.au. How it works Not sure what a hackathon is? Not to worry, here's a high-level overview of what will happen during the event: Inspiration: We'll kick off with a couple quick presentations about problems you might consider solving. Team forming: You can register as a team if you want, but if you're missing a team member or registering as an individual then we'll help you find teammates.  Ideation: Once teams are formed the brainstorming begins! Come up with a bunch of ideas and pick the one you want to work on for the rest of the hackathon.   Developing: We'll leave lots of time for you to develop your ideas, do some customer research if possible, and prepare your presentation.  Presenting: Each team will present to a panel of judges, who will pick the winning teams.  Celebrating: Unwind and celebrate what you've achieved in less than 24hrs over a drink and something to eat. What's included Your ticket includes all the sustenance and support you'll need to have a fun and fruitful 24hrs. Meals. We'll provide dinner on Friday, breakfast and lunch on Saturday, snacks throughout, and drinks on both evenings.   Mentorship. One-on-one time with experienced mentors from a variety of disciplines. Workshops: We'll run two workshops to help you refine your business idea and develop a killer pitch deck. Network. The opportunity to meet other entrepreneurial people like yourself who are interested in tackling important challenges.  Timing Friday 5:30pm: Arrive, have something to drink and eat, and start to get to know your fellow participants 6:00pm: Presentations to provide inspiration, resources and information on what the next 24 hours will entail 7:30pm: Dinner, team formation, and team registration 8:30pm: Go home and rest (or work if you really want to) Saturday 8:00am: Doors open and breakfast served Work in your teams with help from some mentors 12:30pm: Lunch served Optional presentation practice 4:45pm: Submissions due 5:00pm: 5-minute presentation by each team followed by questions from the judges 6:00pm: Drinks to celebrate all you've achieved in 24 hours with winners announced by 7:00pm Frequently asks questions (FAQs) Can I still participate if I don't have an idea? You can! We'll help your team find something interesting to work on.  Do I have to build something? Nope. The purpose of EnergyLab's hackathons is to come up with, refine and pitch a startup idea (which we'll help you do). There is no need to write software or building anything. Can I build something? If you want! It's not mandatory but building something in the short amount of time this event affords is sure to impress the judges. How many people are allowed in a team? Teams must contain 2, 3 or 4 people. Teams with 5 or more people in them must break into two or more smaller teams. Individuals can't compete but we will help you find at least one other person to form a team with (see below). I already have teammates, can I just participate with them? Yes! As long as you have at least one other person on your team (and your team doesn't have more than four people in it). I don't know anyone else attending, how will I form a team?  We have your back! We have built in a number of ways for you to meet other people in the same boat and will help you form a team with people you want to spend Saturday with. Friday night will start off with some casual networking over drinks. During the presentations, everyone will introduce themselves so you know who else is looking for team members. During dinner, the organiser will help match individuals together and make sure no one is left out. If you have any questions or concerns please send an email to events@energylab.org.au. Can I still participate if I don't have an idea? You can! We'll help your team find something interesting to work on.  Do I have to spend the entire time at the venue? Nope, but we would encourage you to. It's a great venue and we'll provide a constant stream of food and drink. However, if you would be more comfortable elsewhere or have other commitments then you're free to come and go. Please just be back in time for the presentations on Saturday. Who typically attends hackathons? EnergyLab's hackathons attract a more diverse audience than most. While some hackathons cater to a younger crowd, we are careful to make sure our hackathons are welcoming to adults of all ages. We typically have a good mix of university students, young professionals and professionals with 10-20 years of experience up their sleeve. As long as you're at least 18 years old, you should feel welcome at our hackathons.  I have another question, who can I talk to?  Send us an email at events@energylab.org.au. About EnergyLab EnergyLab is Australia’s leading platform for launching new energy businesses. Our integrated approach draws on the community of clean energy entrepreneurs and offers a range of ways to engage and leverage their ideas, technologies and resources. To read more about EnergyLab head to energylab.org.au. Want more? If you would like to receive invitations to other events EnergyLab organises in the future, please sign up to our mailing list. Volunteer for EnergyLab EnergyLab is looking for volunteers to help run our events and programs. The EnergyLab Volunteer Program provides an opportunity for passionate and hard-working individuals to contribute to our work and be rewarded for doing so. Find out more and apply online.

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[This is an Virtual Web Workshop] During this Startup Workshop we will cover: Session 1: Startup BasicsDuring this session we will explore the very foundation and the basic systems and platforms for you to integrate into your own tech startup process.  Hardware Software Platforms Projects Systems Blueprint Tools Resources Session 2: Startup IdeasDuring this session we will explore tech startup ideas for you to implement and integrate into your own tech startup or use them as an inspirational source for developing your own products, projects, prototypes or services in your tech startup 50+ Tech Startup Ideas   Session 3: R&DDuring this session we will explore the research process, how you can research a specific niche industry, the market and tech trends. 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Tech Startup Management Motivational Skills Time Management Team Management Leadership Skills Learning Skills Goal Setting Skills Decision Making Skills Stress Management Communication Skills Procrastination Hacks Productivity Hacks Confidence Hacks Growth Mindset Skills Problem Solving Skills Analytical Skills Strategic Thinking Skills Learning Management Session 14: Tech WorkshopsDuring this session we will explore tech trends, emerging markets and disruptive technologies and future workshops Future Workshops Disruptive Technologies Emerging Markets Emerging Industries Tech Trends [This is an Online Web Workshop] Workshop Curriculum Basic Edition: Tech Tools & System, Tech Startup Ideas, Startup R&D, Startup Creativity. 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Since the construction of the first electricity grid in the late 19th century, progress has followed a predictable path. Matching energy supply to demand is hugely important for a reliable grid, but what if we could instead match the demand to the supply? With IoT technology being integrated into more applications than ever, there is huge potential for controlling energy demand and increasing the efficiency of the grid. In this event, brought to you by EnergyLab, we explore how buildings can react in order to benefit both the building owner and the electricity grid. We hope you can join us for drinks and a discussion on demand response with a panel of experts. This is a chance to meet like-minded people to discuss startup opportunities in smart buildings. Free to attend, drinks provided. The panel Panelists to be announced soon. Timing 5:30pm: Doors open 6:00pm: Panel discussion followed by Q&A with the audience 7:00pm: Continue the discussion over drinks and light snacks 8:00pm: Event concludes About EnergyLab EnergyLab is Australia’s leading platform for launching new energy businesses. Our integrated approach draws on the community of clean energy entrepreneurs and offers a range of ways to engage and leverage their ideas, technologies and resources. To read more about EnergyLab head to energylab.org.au. Want more? This is the third event in EnergyLab's three-part series on smart buildings, leading to a hackathon to generate related startup ideas. More information on each upcoming event can be found below: EnergyLab Brisbane Smart Buildings Series: Data & Analytics EnergyLab Brisbane Smart Buildings Series: Automation EnergyLab Brisbane Smart Buildings Hackathon If you would like to receive invitations to other events EnergyLab organises in the future, please sign up to our mailing list.  

With the turn of the millennium nearly two decades behind us, and the world changing quicker than ever, smart technology is becoming increasingly commonplace. Whether for cost savings, convenience or efficiency; from recurring orders to automatic bill payments, our obsession with automating our lives is far from unfounded. But how can this approach serve the energy sector? In this event, brought to you by EnergyLab, we explore how building automation can benefit both the occupants and the electricity grid. We hope you can join us for drinks and a discussion on automation with a panel of experts. This is a chance to meet like-minded people to discuss startup opportunities in smart buildings. Free to attend, drinks provided. The panel Panelists to be announced soon. Timing 5:30pm: Doors open 6:00pm: Panel discussion followed by Q&A with the audience 7:00pm: Continue the discussion over drinks and light snacks 8:00pm: Event concludes About EnergyLab EnergyLab is Australia’s leading platform for launching new energy businesses. Our integrated approach draws on the community of clean energy entrepreneurs and offers a range of ways to engage and leverage their ideas, technologies and resources. To read more about EnergyLab head to energylab.org.au. Want more? This is the second event in EnergyLab's three-part series on smart buildings, leading to a hackathon to generate related startup ideas. More information on each upcoming event can be found below: EnergyLab Brisbane Smart Buildings Series: Data & Analytics EnergyLab Brisbane Smart Buildings Series: Demand Response EnergyLab Brisbane Smart Buildings Hackathon If you would like to receive invitations to other events EnergyLab organises in the future, please sign up to our mailing list.  

Robogals Brisbane, UQ Robotics, and the Robotics Playground have teamed up to develop an Arduino and robotics hackathon. The alliance will be running a 2-day hackathon in March that will consist of programming Arduino to interact with a variety of sensors and actuators, in an effort to create an Arduino workshop for school students. The theme for this hackathon is Transport! Don't have experience in Arduino? No worries, we will be running a variety of training workshops in Arduino and Electronics.  Come along if you would like to: Win one of several prizes awarded for most innovative design Gain exposure to the up-and-coming startup Robotics Playground Collaborate with some of the biggest UQ clubs and societies Gain experience in some essential knowledge in the field of robotics If you can bring an Arduino, please do so. If you can't, don't worry, there should be enough to go around. This event is aimed at university students that are members of Robogals Brisbane and UQ Robotics Club. Not a member of these clubs? That's not a problem, you can still RSVP your spot and join these clubs on the day for a measly $2!This goes from 9 am - 5 pm on Saturday and 9 am - 5 pm on Sunday.

Are you an agent of change? If you have a passion for innovation, we want you. NRMA Insurance Broncos and Advancing Regional Innovation Program (ARIP), in partnership with Ipswich City Council invite you to participate in #BroncosHack - the inaugural Broncos hackathon. The winners of #BroncosHack will recieve an Open Air Box for 10-people at the Broncos v Dragons Thursday Night clash on Thursday 28th March. The Broncos will also put $500 towards the catering on the night, all other costs are the responsibility of the box holder.The value of this prize is in excess of $2,500! About #BroncosHack To be held at Fire Station 101 over a weekend from Friday 8 – Sunday 10 March 2019, #BroncosHack is a collaborative competition that will bring together individuals with a range of relevant talents to discuss, brainstorm, and create innovative solutions to increase fan engagement. Innovation shapes the behaviour and demands of sports fans and the Brisbane Broncos want to proactively look at how they can support and improve their fan experience.Note - This event is 18+ only Everything you will need on the day will be provided to you. This includes briefing notes, an inspiring workspace, WiFi, VR device, meals and beverages to keep you fuelled. Teams will receive mentoring from industry, business and tech experts to help develop their ideas, business models and pitches. Registration is now open to groups or individuals with great ideas, passion and motivation to make it happen.You can register as an individual or as a team of up to 5 people. How #BroncosHack works Inspiration: We will kick-off with a few short presentations about the challenge we will work on. Teaming forming: You are encouraged to register as a team but if you are missing a team member or registering as an individual, we will help you find teammates. Ideation: Once teams are formed the brainstorming commences, put forward a bunch of ideas and select the one you want to work on for the remainder of the hackathon. Developing: We will ensure you have time to develop your ideas, construct a prototype if possible, and formulate your presentation. Pitching: Each team will pitch their innovative idea to a panel of judges, who will deliberate and select a winning team. Social hour: Chill out, socialise and celebrate your achievement. To successfully turn your ideas into a #BroncosHack solution, you must address the following design and product aspects: Innovation and DesignIs the solution unique or relatively original in the target market? If there is a similar product of service on the market, does the solution clearly and meaningfully innovate beyond those existing product or service? Is the solution intuitive and will target-users find it user-friendly? Design inclusivelyIs the user experience smooth? Does the solution consider diverse stakeholder perspectives? Practicality and feasibility Does the solution address the core issue(s) of the hackathon challenge? Does it encourage cross-disciplinary collaboration? Tech Proficiency Does the solution make effective and appropriate use of technology? E.G: How well does it integrate and leverage the benefits of key technology such as chatbot, cloud computing, real-time analytics, big data, etc. Is the solution a comprehensive technology design? Or is it part of a larger solution? Has the team considered the ongoing support costs and requirements of implementing the solution? Key Information Where: Fire Station 101, 101 Limestone Street, Ipswich QLD 4305Date/Time: – Friday 8 March 6pm – 8pm– Saturday 9 March 8am- 8pm– Sunday 10 March 8am – 6pm Who: Tertiary students, entrepreneurs, designers, marketers, coders, hackers, field specialists, STEAM field personnel Age: 18+ only