List of hackathons in Tel Aviv Yafo, Israel in 2019

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Data for Good, the Israel Ministry of Welfare and the JDC - ELCA invite you to join a Datathon to solve real social problems!

The DAPP Network hackathon gives developers a powerful platform to get acquainted with the DAPP Network and build flexible, scalable dApps.

*THE EVENT WILL BE HELD IN HEBREW* The Survey Of Israel, Fuel Choices and Smart Mobility Initiative, and EcoMotion invite entrepreneurs, students, elite units, startups, and industry to compete in the MAPATHON in order to define the future of maps in Israel and developing new technologies in the field! MAPATHON teams will test a 60-km HD mapping section (, use it, research and experiment to identify the best use cases for innovative and breakthrough applications for autonomous vehicle and smart mobility technologies. Experts from the mapping area, automotive industry and innovation will accompany the MAPATHON participants and mentor them along the way. Join this first of its kind hackathon with a prize of ₪15,000 for the winning solution. Agenda:16:30-17:15 Registration & Networking 17:15-17:30 The HD Mapping Vision & GoalsDaniella Gera Margaliot, Deputy Managing Director, Fuel Choices and Smart Mobility Initiative Prof. Yaron Felus, Chief Scientist, Survey Of Israel 17:30-17:50 Raw Mapping Materials - 60 km Measurements Ori Isenberg, GIS Technology Manager, Ofek Aerial Photography  17:50-18:05 Open Drive format Ofer Menashes, VP Marketing & Sales, Mapa 18:05-18:15 Presenting the MAPATHON & its goalsOr Chakarov, Implementation Manager, EcoMotion 18:15-18:25 Q&AOr Chakarov, EcoMotion Implementation Manager 18:25-19:15 Consultation with the mentors For more information see the MAPATHON site To apply, click HERE!

International hackathon dedicated to the development of urban solutions. Tel-Aviv is one of the 6 hackathons of the Urban.Tech Moscow international tour. URBAN.TECH MOSCOW in Tel-Aviv – November, 5 2019 at CityZone! We want to invite you all to this unique and incredible event! CityZone is collaborating with URBAN.TECH MOSCOW an international tour hackathon and hosting this amazing event at CityZone in Tel-Aviv!  This is your opportunity to take part in an international tour hackathon in Tel-Aviv and to get a chance to win a roadshow in Moscow and to compete for an outstanding prize fund. Get your chance to present your solution to the largest Russian corporates and to the Moscow government as well as to launch a pilot project in a live environment in Moscow! Sign up ASAP  (till 4.11.2019) for this one of a kind hackathon (limited number of participants).   Tracks: - Smart City- Marketplaces- FinTech- Artificial Intelligence- Management Systems Relevant for companies and individuals: - Android/iOS developer- Web developer- UX/UI designer- Product or project manager- Data scientist- Marketing specialist- Startup enthusiast How to join Applications are accepted through November 4, 2019. Apply now here on the official website.   Working language: ENGLISH Full event program is available on the page. https://youtu.be/9VICu8xU6qY RSVP and share with friends!

A Monthly breakfast club for Innovation Leaders, where we share experiences around the Design Sprint, and go deep into different aspects.

Agenda: 18:30 - Gathering, Pizza & Drinks 19:00 - LGBTQ Career Community & Silverfort: Opening words 19:10 - Detecting Obstacles: on the road and in your Deep Learning project. Noa Raindel, Algorithm developer, General Motors. 19:25 - Building products for doctors & patients - product management challenges. Anat Kotler, Director of Product Management, Venus Concept. 19:40 - What can we learn from cyber attacks. Lotem Finkelshtein, Threat Intelligence Group Manager, Check Point 20:10 - Short break 20:20 – Data Science & Product Round Tables 21:00 - Goodbye About the lecturers: Speaker: Noa Raindel, Algorithm developer, General Motors Machine Learning researcher for General Motors, working on Computer Vision for the autonomous vehicle project. Noa holds a master’s degree in Systems Neuroscience from Weizmann Institute. She is a 2 times challenge winner in HackZurich, Europe’s largest hackathon. Noa is also a co-organizer of AlgoIL meetups, a diligent painter and a comedy improv enthusiast.   Title: Detecting Obstacles: on the road and in your Deep Learning project Abstract: Advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) alert the driver in case of any danger. An example for such danger is an obstacle on the road (such as another vehicle, pedestrian, traffic sign, etc.). The aim of my project was to quickly detect such obstacles. One approach is semantic segmentation, which requires many computations and is too slow to perform in real time. Thus, a solution was found in implementing and improving upon StixelNet’s architecture. In this short talk I will overview the challenge in question, the solution I developed, and some personal insights I gained while working on a first deep learning project. Speaker: Anat Kotler, Director of Product Management, Venus Concept. Anat Kotler is a Product Management leader with 10 years of experience working in the medical devices industry. In the last 3 years I have also been consulting to early stage startups looking to get into the digital health space. My areas of interest are: digital health products, wearable medical technology, and medical devices IoT. Title: Building products for doctors & patients - product management challenges. Abstract: How is it like to bring a product to market in an environment where A/B testing does not exist, but FDA regulation does? How do you collect customer feedback when your customer base is primarily comprised of doctors who are very different from the average app user with time & availability being their major constraint? Can we make medical devices a little less stressful and a bit more delightful for doctors and patients who are using them? Join me in this talk to learn more about the day-to-day challenges of a being a product manager in the medical devices industry Round Tables - Discussion leaders: Dr. Inbal Budowski-Tal, Director of AI, EverCompliant. A versatile researcher, heading the AI team at EverCompliant - a FinTech startup in the world of Risk Analysis. Inbal's current focus is in the field of NLP (Natural Language Processing), before that she has worked in the field of Bioinformatics at a pharmaceutical startup and before that she conducted research in User Personalization at Microsoft.  Round table - How Data Science and Product teams work together? / how to deliver certainty while working with the uncertain?  When the Product team presents a requirement that initiates a new research project, we start with a plan. We are also well aware of the fact, that according to the results we get as we follow the plan - the plan will change...  In this round-table, we will talk about ways to deliver a clear and genuine message regarding the research project to the company's business-level and discuss how to manage the built-in uncertainties in our day-to-day work.  Inbal Gilead, Director of Product, EverCompliant An experienced data and product professional. Working on data-driven products for over 12 years as a developer, analyst, and PM. Data utilization expert, focused on customer value. Passionate about data-driven decision making, data analytics, and product development. Round table - How Data Science and Product teams work together?  Hila Lamm, Chief Strategy and Business Development Officer, Firefly.ai Firefly.ai, an automated Machine Learning company, making AI accessible to all.  A veteran of creating AI based applications, specialising in generating growth with innovation, transforming concepts to reality, driving change in organizations and markets. Previously as General Manager at NICE, Hila was spearheading product, marketing and strategy for analytics solutions based on speech recognition, NLP and voice biometrics, working with Fortune 500 companies. Round table - How Data Science and Product work together?  Adi Polak, Senior Cloud Developer Advocate, Microsoft.  Adi Polak is a senior software engineer and a developer advocate at Microsoft working on Azure, where she focuses on microservices architecture, distributed systems, real-time processing, high scale and performance, big data analysis, machine learning at scale and functional programming. As a developer advocate, Adi brings her vast experience in tech and help both startups and enterprises to design, architect and build their software and infrastructure with cost-effective, scalability, team knowledge and business market in mind.  Adi was nominated to be 1 of 25 influential women in Software Development by Apiumhub. From a software developer to a data scientist – the endless road of decisions in tech, where should I go next, what should I do, is it realy something that I want? And if so, how do I do it? Come join an open discussion about the oppurtonities for data science with a background in software development, what are the challenges and what managers think about it. Yonatan Dolan, manages Product and business development in AIVF. Yonatan has over 10 years of experience in product management and business development in Data Science and AI products; Yonatan had a long carrier at Intel, AI competency center where he successfully led various Big-data, ML based products and solutions in various domains, from IoT and supply-chain to healthcare and pharma. Earlier this year, Yonatan made a radical shift from a big corporate and joined AIVF, an exciting startup revolutionizing the IVF and fertility market. Feel free to grab my LinkedIn one. Round table - Which questions every Product Manager should ask about Data. In this session we would discuss the fascinating intersection between Product management and Data-science focusing on products in which the core product value is derived by successfully applying AI and ML. Yonatan would help facilitate the session, but believes a live discussion and real life examples from people experience would make it even more fruitful. Bar Vinograd, Machine learning consultant. Bar is an consultant in the fields of machine learning and and deep learning. He has been working closely with startups, corporates for the past 6 years. His fields of expertise include Computer Vision, NLP, Statistical Modelling and Anomaly Detection. Bar also has 8 years of experience in software engineering and is a graduate of 8200 IDF Unit and of Tel Aviv University in Math and Linguistics. As an active community member, Bar is frequent at giving talks about machine learning, a global mentor at Google Launchpad and a teacher and an advisory board member at Israel Tech Challenge. Round table -  Opportunities for ML solutions and how to find them. The road to AI: Fitting a models is the least important part of an ML project. Any software developer can kickstart an ML project. We will discuss how to do that and share experiences on democratization practices in ML. Yair Mazor, Head of data science, Windward. Yair is heading the data science at Windward. His efforts are divided between developing Windward's data science infrastructure anddeveloping ML models to understand what is happening on the high seas. Yair got his M.Sc from the Weizmann Institute developing algorithms for DNA composition. He also really likes to hike, play chess and falling asleep while trying to read a book. Round table - How to manage a DS project: The vast majority of DS projects do not make it into production or if they do, make little impact. We'll discuss how to improve the chances of such a project to succeed while addressing the different stages in the life cycle:Design, Implementation, Integration and Monitoring. How to be aligned with the business from the start? how to fail fast? and more.. Maya Bar-Sadeh, Engineering Director, Philips.High performing, innovative, deliveries oriented Manager with over 15 years of experience in development and improvement of multidisciplinary systems and products.With highly developed leadership and management skills, I bring expertise in driving product strategies, building strong teams, engaging people around ideas and leading complex products from inception to roll-out.Round table - Lead the way. Let's talk about leadership,How do you become a manager? How do you empower your people? Working with global teams, managing in corporates, setting direction toward an inspiring visionJoin Maya in " Lead the way" table.

We welcome you to join the 1st Worldwide Actions on Google Hackathon! Join 12 cities, 3 continents, and about 700 "voice hackers" for creating better traveling with Google Assistant. Let’s celebrate World Tourism Day by inviting everyone to redefine the travel experience.* The Hackathon is a two day event (NO NIGHT) event, for both Hackathons and sleep lovers :) Goal: You'll get 24 hours to create your own Google Assistant Voice App. We will focus on apps for travel, transportation and tourism. Whether you are a programmer, designer, marketer, or just an enthusiast - just come, join the team and be part of the creation of something revolutionary.  The hackthon will contain 3 parts: 1. DESIGN YOUR VOICE APPLICATION 2. BUILD YOUR VOICE APP 3. PRESENT YOUR APP You will get the best Google & Kiwi.com mentors, Google Assistant (Home & Nest), and unlimited snacks. Event Details: Sunday - Sep 8th - KICKOFF MEETUP18:00- 20:00 Getting ready for the hackathon.- Welcome the teams and tell more about the challenge and hackathon. Start with designing you idea. --------- Thursday, Sep 12th: HACKATHON FIRST DAY START: 16:30 on Thursday, Sep 12th - official start of the Global Voice Hackathon. FINISH: 23:00 at night.  Friday, Sep 13th: HACKATHON SECOND DAY, CONTEST AND WINNERS.  START: 9:30 - Continue and finish up our projects. The result should be a functional prototype. FINISH: 15:00 - Presentation to the TLV Jury and winner selection Prize: The winner of the TLV hackathon will take part in the grand finale, where the international Jury ( GDG, Google and Kiwi.com) will select the 10 best projects from all around the world. The winning team will send a video to present their demo to the international team. Each of these ten international winning teams will receive 500 EUR voucher from Kiwi.com Additional info:  The event is open to everyone - for programmers (even juniors), UX designers, markers, technology enthusiasts who want to learn and try something new.  We welcome diverse participants! The ideal team is 3-5 people.  In order to come ready for the challenge, we suggest each team member will complete 3 basic codelabs for Actions on Google before the hackathjon:https://developers.google.com/actions/codelabs/  Each project should includes - An exciting, creative, innovative or unique idea - Conversation design: intuitive "human-like" conversation - A functioning Google Assistant app: all you need is JavaScript and a Gmail account SIGN UP and ACCEPTENCE:  We welcome you all the registers (preferable in teams) in this REGISTRATION FORM. We know many of you would like to take part, but ONLY 10 best teams will be accepted to the Hackathon. REGISTER NOW! We will contact the selected team in about a week to welcome them to take part in the event.  PARTNERS AND SPONSORS:

theDOCK's Technology on the Water Annual Event 2019 You are invited to come on board our 2019 annual event – Technology on the Water – taking place at the culmination of a first ever maritime-tech hackathon in Israel – the DOCKATHON (click here for more details or to apply for the hackathon). The event will feature a wealth of exciting engagement opportunities for entrepreneurs, industry leaders and investors alike.  WHO SHOULD ATTEND Entrepreneurs looking to ride the digital transformation wave in the huge maritime market Investors exploring attractive and unique investment opportunities Industry leaders looking to leverage open innovation and new technologies ON THE AGENDA Gathering & Networking Welcome by theDOCK the DOCKATHON Winners Pitch time Industry Leader Keynote & Innovation Panel  Wave2 Demo Day Networking, Whisky, Beers & Party Space is limited, so make sure to register TODAY and claim your ticket. Details to come... Stay tuned...

The maritime world experiences a digital revolution and you get the opportunity to solve some of the most fascinating challenges in port operations. theDOCK is hosting a first ever maritime-tech hackathon in Israel, sponsored by PSA unboXed (the venture arm of Port of Singapore) and Wartsila, a lead provider of maritime technologies. In this 24-hour hackathon, Israel's most creative minds will be addressing port operations challenges which include cargo loading/unloading, safety, IT/OT cybersecurity and port-vessel communication. THE DOCKATHON DETAILS Format: a 24-hours hackathon Where: Port of Haifa, Passenger Terminal When: June 11 (17:00) till June 12 (16:00) In this MEETUP on May 21st we will elaborate of the list of challenges to address and will engage in ideation process and teams formation. We will also share the hackahton guidelines and the winners prizes! After this meetup the teams will have 3 weeks to start working on their ideas, culminating in the DOCKATHON 24-hours event with industry and technology mentors. Stay tuned for a detailed agenda of the meetup. If you still haven't registered to the DOCKATHON, please APPLY HERE!  If you have any issues with the date and/or location, please let us know through the registration form, or contact barak@thedockinnovation.com.