List of hackathons in Verona, Italy in 2016

Coders, mechatronic engineers, makers, designers, students, marketers! Come and participate in the 100100 Challenge EVolution! You'll participate in a team compete with like-minded individuals to solve Internet of Things challenges. The 100100 EVolution Challenge is focused on technology such as the Internet of Things, Industry 4.0, and smart mobility. Your team will get the opportunity to create an innovative solution and compete for prizes in one of three challenge categories: Acquired Disability, Electric Mobility, or Culture and Smart City.

The 100100 Challenge EVolution hackathon is the first hackathon organized by Confartigianato Vicenza and will be focused on the Internet of Things. IoT has defined a new paradigm in which information communication and technology surround us at all times; tightly integrated with the real world by smart objects which have capacity of interaction with the surrounding environment and of data processing. These objects are interconnected so that they can gather, exchange and process information.

Marketers, designers and developers! Come to the Brescia Smart City Hackathon and create solutions for the smart city! Come up with ideas that can improve processes and provide new solutions for the smart city, in areas such as the economy, mobility, the environment, smart people, smart living, and smart governance. Create a solution that uses a programmable multi-function hardware device able to collect independently a series of data (temperature, position, orientation, movement), to be connected to other devices and to transmit by radio the information gathered distance.

Coders with a mind for social responsibility! Sign up for the IEEE ISC2 Smart City Hackathon. Collaborate with like-minded individuals on one of two tracks: -> Help develop mobility apps for the implementation of Trento Smart City -> Develop smart and original mobile phone apps to help people in Southern Africa Come along and contribute! All you need to bring is yourself, your laptop, your enthusiasm, and your coding skills.

Are you interested in helping solve the problems of people with disabilities? Then participate in the HACK FOR NEEDS Hackathon. Designers, developers, prototyping and automation enthusiasts are invited to a day of collaboration to solve one of the following five needs of people with disabilities: 1. TURN ON - OFF: Develop switch activated by limited body movements 2. COMMUNICATE: Develop instruments to express YES / NO; I'M THIRSTY - I WOULD LIKE COFFEE; I WANT TO GO OUT; I WANT TO REST. 3. MARK TIME: Develop tools to indicate the time, its passing and to guide the sequence of activities, times of the day. 4. MOVE YOURSELF: Develop tools which identify obstacles and give indications of full / empty. 5. RECEIVE SENSORY INPUTS: Create visual, auditory, and tactile inputs through technology that the person can choose and experiment.

This is a hackathon organized for the development of an innovative ideas for developing a mobile app for EFSA. You may participate as an individual or as a team by submitting a prototype of a mobile app that gives access to EFSA’s recent work. The deadline for submissions is 30 June 2016. You should work on your idea before applying. You may not have a fully functioning product when you apply, but as long as the idea is in place, you’re in good shape. The creators of the five best prototypes will be invited to present them at EFSA’s premises, in Parma. By this time, your app should fully work! This is a competition but it’s also a place to meet interesting people and learn something new. Just have a good time and do your best!

A Hackathon focused on building new solutions to improve the museum experience, enhancing contents, engaging audience and improving to the educational experience. A two-day event where you and your team will work with contents provided by E-SPACE partners directly and through the Technical Space to reinvent the potential of pre-existing open data resources. Participants will discuss with museum experts about audience’s and museum’s needs, from the marketing and educational perspectives, and learning valuable information on how these institutions operate.

This is a 30-hour Hackathon where young and passionate lovers of computing come together for a collaborative planning session. The aim is to test the groups with experience that entertain them and allow their ability to work in teams. Developers are asked to create an application with the support of experts and researchers in the field. You will then have the opportunity to work on important issues with the University of Trento and FBK Studies.

This Hackathon in Brescia is to create a synergy project among people affected by a debilitating disease, health professionals and experts from the world of technology. The general objectives is to raise awareness on limitations caused by rheumatoid arthritis; create synergy between citizens suffering from rheumatoid arthritis, nurses and the world of technology through planning. This invitation is addressed primarily to makers eager to innovate by helping others.