List of hackathons in Espoo, Finland in 2019

Join EUMETSAT, CMEMS and Estonian Environment Agency scientists for a weekend hackathon working with free and open Copernicus ocean data in Tallinn, Estonia on 22-24 November 2019. The Baltic Sea region is home to more than 85 million people (of whom 15 million live on the coast) and is one of the most intensively used seas on the planet. Whether it is shipping, fishing, energy cables and pipelines, or tourism and recreation, all these activities have an impact on the unique Baltic Sea region. The challenge is to create solutions to problems that currently affect the Baltic Sea, and beyond, and help people in their daily lives in this beautiful region. To solve this challenge you are encouraged to use the wealth of newly-availableCopernicusmarine data which is all open access and ready for you to use. Various approaches are welcome: create new solutions or add ocean-smart features to existing solutions. Propose innovative data visualisations for academic purposes or for raising awareness about the Baltic Sea environment and beyond. Mobile, web apps, platforms or hardware - it’s your call! We would particularly welcome imaginative projects using artificial intelligence or machine learning approaches. Copernicus OceanHack is funded by the EU’sCopernicus Programmeand organised through a partnership of EUMETSAT, CMEMS, and the Estonian Environment Agency. It is powered by Garage 48andsupported by the Department of Marine Systems at Tallinn University of Technology.

Have you ever wondered what you could do to help tackle some of the climate challenges of our times? Come and join us to see how!

Kickstarting the Junction 2019 weekend by hosting the largest Hel Tech meetup of the year!

Keywords: Electronics, Internet of Things, Smart Cities, Rural connectivity, Space Tech, and more. Topics: -Non-line of sight and obstruction detection (ELiko) -Visual Radar (Cybernetica) -Integration of the Smenete network with Telia’s and visualization of data from the system (Thinnect) -3D Gesture Detection Using Arduino and Ultrasonic Sensors (TalTech) -Smart Villages (TalTech) -Smart Waste Management Solution (TalTech) -Quo vadis communicative things in and on the body (TalTech) -How to visualize people movement in the room to get good situational awareness about the elderly person activities in room?(Crabsec) -How data about outdoor sports tracks can motivate people use the tracks more often?(Crabsec) -What sensor and solution would be best to monitor usage bureau building stairs and elevators and motivate people use more often stairs? (Crabsec)

The final showcase of Robot Uprising Artificial Invaders.

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Experience the biggest story-driven robotics hackathon in the world! Robot Uprising is a 48h long robotics hackathon that gathers together AI experts, robotics enthusiasts, mad scientist and futuristic designers from all over the world to Kattilahalli, Helsinki, Finland. More info at: https://robotuprising.fi/ Join the Uprising!

The DigiEduHack Main Event at Aalto University brings together more than 200 participants to solve five interesting challenges in digital education during 24 hours. The main event is interconnected with 50 other simultaneous DigiEduHacks around the world, connecting a community of more than 2500 people! Why participate? Voice your opinions on how future education should be - your ideas will be taken into account in upcoming policy by European Commission. Win €1000 from each challenge and €5000 in Final Global Award Contest in Brussels. Become EU’s Global Digital Education Ambassadors. Participants to the Main Event get a unique DigiEduHack hoodie. Sign-up before 25th September get a chance to win 6 Slush tickets. Deadline for submission: 30th September.

Welcome to Junction X The Shortcut Python Data Science Workshop! Junction is an organization that arranges the Europe’s biggest Hackathon and The Shortcut is a talent accelerator, which provides the entry point to entrepreneurship & tech. This time, we have combined our powers to create a workshop, where you can learn the basics of data science, and how to work with data in Python. The idea of the workshop is to inspire and encourage you to get out there and learn more about Python! By attending our workshop, you can get a kickstart to your coding journey. During the workshop there is hands-on and interactive teaching, so you’ll get to do and solve real life problems right away PLACE: The Shortcut Lab at Maria01 TIME: 21.9. Saturday PRICE: FREE! + Free snacks and drinks WHAT YOU NEED?: Only your laptop and yourself To this workshop, you need your own laptop and some coding experience but you don’t need to be a confident supercoder because we’ll have many assistants and mentors to help you. If you have for example attended Junction Python Basics workshop this Spring, this is a great opportunity to expand and further develop your skills!

Take part as a team and win cash prizes along with great networking opportunities. Apply by May 10th and make the world a better place for everyone! // Hack the skin cancer // MSD and HUS are particularly interested in improving melanoma patient’s treatment process with digital means. Come up with innovative solutions for melanoma patient digital treatment journey, which can be easily applied by healthcare professionals. // FIN-EST cross-border service hack // Hack new innovative services for Finland and Estonia with open data and the X-Road data exchange layer. Your task is to innovate cross-border service innovations between Estonia and Finland utilizing registries around population, business, vehicles and driver licenses. // Hackers against Exclusion // Social exclusion, alienation or marginalization: they all mean a process in which a person is denied various rights, opportunities and resources that are normally available to the mainstream. Your task is to utilize AI for offering social inclusion services targeted for young men. Full details of the challenges and where to apply can be found on our website: https://ultrahack.org/ultrahack2019sprint1 Partners: MSD, HUS, Nordic Institute for Interoperability Solutions (NIIS), The Population Register Centre, The Estonian Information System Authority (RIA), VAKE, The Ministry of Finance, VRK/D9, TTL, VTT and The Prime Minister's Office.