List of hackathons in Bangalore, India in 2019

Developers, Designers, Amateurs and Enthusiastic College Students across Bangalore and India!!! You are invited to participate and be part of SLAC- Stay Late And Code 2019 held at Amrita School of Engineering,Bangalore one destination where you'll be challenged to co-create innovative ideas on software platform to solve global rated issues

Discover the realm of electronics, through KLUDGE 6.0 , a 24 hour electronic design challenge to be held on 30-31st March, 2019. This time, we present to you a myriad of themes, including: *Environmental Issues*: -Waste Management -Pollution Control *Smart Electronics*: -Military Applications -Physically Challenged and Senior Citizens -Educational Institutions -Fitness and Sports Wearables Start exploring and submit your ideas soon! Registrations open from 24th February, 12:00 onwards at www.thekludge.org

Event Details: 3-day training on Linux, Python and Cloud will be conducted and followed by Hackathon - EOTO 1.0. Hackathon will be conducted by Prodevans and also placement opportunities for the desired candidates. These 3 days training will be starting from Wednesday, 27th March, is completely free. Training will be based on fundamental aspects along with real-time projects. Then on 30th March(Saturday), we will be conducting Hackathon-EOTO 1.0(Each one teach One).Top 3 candidates will be given Scholarships by Prodevans.   Grab a chance to win attractive goodies during the event.   RegardsTeam Coss and Prodevans.

Random Hacks of Kindness India is a part of a global community of technologists and changemakers who are 'hacking for good'. Twice a year, we run hackathons that bring together volunteer developers and tech-savvy do-gooders to work with charities, community groups and social enterprises. RHoK events are conducted by local communities who have an understanding of the city/town and its issues. This event brings technologists and stakeholders of a community in the same room, then provide them with the tools and space they need to create solutions to humanitarian challenges. Solutions created during these events need support hence we help these solutions sustain through an open source release and by partnering with organizations who can nurture them.   Problem Statements Building an assistive tech product experience platform by S.R.I Labs: Currently, the majority of the persons with disabilities are not aware of the latest assistive technology products available. Due to this reason, they are losing a precious opportunity that will help them find better opportunities to lead a better life. Build an Assistive tech product experience platform to solve this. The platform should profile the individual with a disability, ask about the challenges faced and suggest the best possible solutions around the globe. Also design systems for people with disability to easily engage with service providers. TrashMap, mapping India’s bins: This project aims at mapping all dustbins and waste management centres in the country. The team needs to build a smart application to crowdsource the data and mark them on to an Open Street Map. The application needs to be smart in a way so that spammers can be avoided from entering fake data into the system. Also, meaningful analytics needs to be drawn from the collected open data to help take action & decision making for civic/government bodies. Understanding and implementing digital badge programs for non-profits by Sertify: This project aims at building a system for non-profits to track the work of their volunteers and motivate them to keep working towards the cause and in the meantime also help build their personal profiles. The project should also help non-profit organisations in selecting the right volunteers for the right tasks/projects based on previous experiences and skill set along with the upskilling of the volunteers.   How it works? Register for the event in team or as an individual mentioning your skills Get confirmation email from Rhok India team Come to the event and meet the selected problem statement mentors Prototype a solution within 24 hours and get selected for the acceleration program   FAQs Is this a team event? (YES) Will food and drinks be provided during the event? (YES) Is this an overnight hackathon? (Not compulsory for participants to stay overnight)   Takeaways Start building technology for good Work with non-profits and bring a change Earn a badge and get certified(Powered by Sertify)

Solve one of our challenges and create your location-based app using Galileo! GNSS.asia is organizing a Galileo Hackathon on 16-17 March 2019 at PES University in Bangalore, India. We encourage teams with a diverse background (e.g. GNSS experts, IT, engineering, business management, social sciences and other area experts) of 2 to 5 team members, to join us and to use Galileo in order to address one of the different challenges in smart cities & urban mobility, safety and health. Each team will have a unique opportunity to receive guidance and mentorship from GNSS and Galileo experts from the European GNSS Agency, GNSS.asia, PES University, Burdwan University and many more! A various package of prizes – including cash money – will be awarded to the top-3 teams. Participation is open and free of charge, on a first come first serve basis. Food and beverages will be provided. The Hackathon will continue through the night of 16 to 17 March. Travel expenses (including flights, visa applications and so forth) will be fully borne by participants. Pre-registrations have just opened. Join us now to ensure our spot! More information concerning the Hackathon challenges, rules of participation and a detailed schedule will follow early January. PRE-REGISTER HERE : https://india.gnss.asia/event/galileo-hackathon-by-gnss-asia/ 

HackBenchers #3 absolutely helps you to find the story about our evolution. If you are eager to know about how lifeforms evolved on Earth, then this season of HackBenchers is exclusively for you. It sure is going to be interesting and challenging. In case you need any help throughout the project, we are here to guide you. Scroll down to view problem statements and understand the expectations of this project. Learning scope with HackBenchers #3 Understanding the theory of evolution Learning and analyzing the evolution of all the living beings through centuries and several million years Final outcome of this event is to evaluate a web or mobile application. Therefore, you can learn the skill of application development. Code optimization Incorporating the analyzed data in the application Designing and building a new application

ARE YOU A CODEGURU? Join the coding party of the year!!! You have heard of Comic Con, we bring you CodieCon

Where: Cowrks EcoWorld, Ground Floor, The BayWhen: 16-17 FebruaryTime: 8:30-6pm (16th), 9:00am - 8pm (17th)Contact number at CoWrks: 080-61429000 Womandroid Hackathon is an all-female coding weekend to empower each other by building a network and sharing knowledge.  Who can join?  Since this is a women-powered hackathon, all participants, speakers, and helpers will be female. We welcome also non-binary and transgender participants. Fast Facts- Theme: Women's Empowerment- Lunch will be served both days (including snacks, high tea, drinks etc. to keep the energy up)- What do I need to bring? Your laptop, charger, phone, software you use for development, and enthusiasm to build cool things!- Kids: Bring them. We will have a nanny present during both days  Why: The main idea with the Womandroid Hackathon is to empower each other by building a network and sharing knowledge. Our awesome partners Venue Partner: CoWrks Technical Partner: Google Developer Group Bangalore The Hackathon:The theme of the hackathon is Women Empowerment. This could mean anything your team believes that would empower your female user in her daily life.Think of it as MVP (Minimum Viable Product) product development, presenting ideas, and a lot of coding. And then add the opportunity to meet and work with other people and develop your skills. Do I need to be an Android Expert?No, but you do need to be able to code on your own. You will be assigned a group where your group members have different levels of experience. What’s required is some kind of knowledge in android development and a big will to learn!Is that all?Nope. At the end of the hackathon, a jury will look at your project, provide feedback and finally appoint winning teams! There will be neat prizes for the top 3! Themes and speakers of Lightning Talks:  Akanshi Srivastava: Voice & Vernacular | Building for Bharat Divya Joseph: Importance of Role Models in STEM Areas Jyoti Dubey: Cross Platform Development with Golang  Lindsey LaMont: Truecaller and Diversity and Inclusion Fireside Chat: Dr. Krishna Paul moderated by Humera Iffath FAQs   Can I attend 1 day only? No, your team needs you! This is a 2-day event, so please book your calendars accordingly. What can I bring into the event? Bring your laptop, phones, chargers, and your enthusiasm to build great things. Is there accommodation/travel reimbursement? No, sorry! How can I contact the organizer with any questions? You can send us an email at RSVP@truecaller.com

Blockchain, AI, and IoT techies in and around Bangalore! You're invited to participate in the WRC Blockchain Hackathon. Wastewater Reuse Certificates (WRC) are tradable electronic certificates issued to organisations and bodies based on the percentage and quality of wastewater that these organisations reuse in their processes. For the hackathon, you'll be challenged to submit an innovative application that uses Blockchain, AI & IoT techniques for issuance, storage and trading of WRCs. Compete for a global prize pool of ₹ 385,000 in prizes.

2030 Water Resources Group hosted by The World Bank Group in collaboration with Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority and Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry has launched a Hackathon: Code for a Cause - Global Hackathon on Blockchain, inviting developers, start-ups, students and interested entities to develop blockchain algorithms to facilitate wastewater recycling.    Webinar Agenda - Welcome Note- Introduction to global water challenges- Use of Blockchain for wastewater recycling- Introduction to Wastewater Reuse Certificates- Implementation Case Scenarios- Code for a cause to address world’s growing water challenges- WRC Blockchain Global Hackathon - How to participate- Closing remarks   Speakers  Ajith Radhakrishnan  2030 WRG - India Country Coordinator, The World Bank  Mahesh Patankar  2030 WRG, The World Bank  Sanket Sarang  CTO, BlobCity