List of hackathons in Nijmegen, Netherlands in 2019

We are excited to announce our tenth hackathon! Join us on 12-13 October 2019 in Rotterdam! Learn more and apply here:labs.ripe.net/Members/becha/iot-hackathon-at-ripe-79-in-rotterdam Application deadline: 9September 2019

Want to compete for a $34k prize in a laid-back developer event? Meet us at TADHack Global 2019 and become part of a weekend that draws an inspiring group of technologists and telecommunication leaders from all over the world! Join the hack Date and time 12 - 13 October 2019 9:00 - 18:00 CEST Location In Belgrade, Berlin, Johannesburg, London, Romania, Kuala Lumpur, Sri Lanka, Chicago and Popayán. Remote entry from another location is also possible. The event will be streamed live on YouTube. To hack with us at our location: IoT Academy Scheepsbouwweg 8 3089 JW  Rotterdam View map About TADHack Global TADHack Global is a yearly worldwide hackathon about the latest internet, IT and telecoms technologies. The idea of the hackathon is to help people learn about existing technologies and work together in teams towards solving problems that matter in work, home and community life. This year’s hack This year’s hackathon runs across 10 to 15 cities around the world. Remote entries are also allowed, which means participants may also hack from the comfort of their own home. Teams can already look up the sponsored technologies in telecommunications that will be used during the global TADHack 2019 and think about which to use. KPN and KPN partners' APIs will also be available in the Netherlands. Our partner VoIP Innovations, for instance, will sponsor voice and webRTC technologies. The best hack will win a cash prize of $ 34.000! The best team of Rotterdam will be rewarded credits for at the API Store as well. Past hack inspiration Hacks in previous years included many interesting sponsor technologies such as programmable telecoms (voice, video, messaging), internet of things, cloud computing, robotics, machine learning, speech and face recognition, mobile payments, enterprise communications, decentralized web, blockchain, encryption and open source. In 2015, a dancing robot was among the many exciting developments made with existing technologies. Check out websites of previous hacks from 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015 and 2014, or watch the 5 year TADHack anniversary movie. Join the hack You are very welcome to join us in Rotterdam for the weekend. Have some fun and free food, meet cool people and at the same time, have a chance at winning a cash prize! Register your team  

Entwirf eine Lösung zur Frage: „Wie gelangen anwendergesteuerte Informationen über neue Innovationen zum Interessenten?“

Nahezu jedes Unternehmen ist ständig auf der Suche nach neuen Innovationen und Lösungen, um zum Beispiel Prozesse weiter zu optimieren und effizienter zu gestalten. Input über solche Neuheiten geschahen oft über entsprechende Messen oder auch andere Wege. Heutzutage gehen diese Informationsquellen jedoch rasch verloren, viele Unternehmen leiden zunehmend unter Innovationsverlust.

A 2 day Hackathon to solve social challenges regarding Diversity and Inclusivity, Sports and Technology or the digital skill gap

Join us in this Hackathon, Unfolding Blockchain with Hyperledger Fabric. Two days Blockchain training on how to build new solutions with Hyperledger Fabric presented by the IBM developer team. With this quick-start, you'll learn more about how to build your Blockchain solution with hyperledger fabric, some important use cases and how its disrupting businesses. This hackathon is hosted @Venture Café Rotterdam and is completely free to participate, also, there will be a great prize for the winning team. The hackathon is split into two sessions. Starting with the first session on Thursday September 5th from 10:00 HR - 15:00 HR and ending with the second session on Thursday September 12th, 2019 from 11:00 HR - 17:00 HR.  Who should attend? Developers writing on Java, Golang, Node.js DevOps engineers Everyone who wants to start their Blockchain PoC Why to participate in this hackathon? Get your hands on and experience how to get started with Hyperledger Fabric and practice on a real blockchain implementation. Pre-requisites and skills: All attendees work on their laptops Knowledge of Golang, or Java, or JavaScript Contact us if you have any questions: hello@rotterdamblockchain.com Don't forget to get your tickets! See you there! #blockchain #hyperledger #techmeetup #tech #meetup #rotterdam #netherlands

On Thursday 6 june, VS Core Partner VENDIC is hosting the 11th Vue Storefront Hackathon. What makes this hackathon stand out even more is the workshop presented by VS onsite. You can also join this event remotely.  Official website: https://vuestorefront.io/events Sign up via Eventbrite!Contact Vue Storefront: contributors@vuestorefront.io Contact Vendic: marketing@vendic.nlVue Storefront is a standalone PWA storefront for your eCommerce. It allows you to connect with any eCommerce backend (eg. Magento, Pimcore, Prestashop or Shopware) through the API. Vue Storefront is open source, anyone can use and support the project. We want it to be a tool for the improvement of the shopping experience. ➡️ The VS core front-end team will be available for questions on the Slack channel. Invite link; http://slack.vuestorefront.io/https://twitter.com/VueStorefront#PWA #vuestorefront #vshackathon #Magento

Spine AI: detecting scoliosis in ordinary pictures using machine learning and image processing Scoliosis is a curvature of the spine that develops during growth. This abnormality occurs in 1-3% of the children and worsens in 0.3 to 0.5% of all children so eventually an operation is necessary. This operation in children is necessary because these severe scolioses can continue to increase in later life, cause lung problems and can seriously affect the quality of life. On the other hand, smaller scoliosis usually remains stable in the rest of life. Because scoliosis has the greatest risk of becoming more severe during the growth spurt, further curvature can be prevented in children with brace treatment. That is why it is very important to discover scoliosis early. In the past, screening for scoliosis was part of the standard youth health care. The costs of this screening were estimated at about 3.5 million euros per year in the Netherlands in 2002. Because the screening for scoliosis turned out to be insufficiently effective, it has now been abolished in many countries, including the Netherlands. For Youth health care (JGZ) institutions in the Netherlands, screening is no longer mandatory and is no longer part of standard care. That is why scoliosis must now be noticed by parents. The outward characteristics of scoliosis become increasingly clear as the severity of the curvature increases. To be able to discover a mild curve, someone must be trained. Parents, however, are not trained in recognizing scoliosis. Therefore, our goal is to improve the feasibility of developing an app for the mobile phone or tablet to support both caregivers and parents in discovering mild scoliosis. In this hackathon, we will focus on detecting scoliosis in an anonymized set of ~400 pictures taken at OLVG of patients against a uniformly-colored background. The set was anonymized by extracting only the image gradients and foreground/background color distributions; the original imagery remains at OLVG. The gradient and color features may serve as rudimentary input to machine learning algorithms.  A set of challenges will be formulated, with varying difficulty levels. Also, there will be challenges, solving certain subtasks, that may not involve image processing but only analysis and modeling of structured data.

Data-driven Enzyme Design Enzymes are natural molecular machines that can perform the amazing feat of enabling and accelerating chemical reactions without themselves being consumed in the process. All living organisms on Earth depend on enzymes to process nutrients, to grow and to reproduce. Thanks to the development of modern biotechnology, enzymes can also be produced in large quantities and employed to speed up all kinds of industrially important reactions, ranging from stain removal by detergents to production of food, feed, and biomaterials. As our requirements for lower resource use get more demanding, we continuously need to improve our enzymes to make them more stable and effective. At DuPont Industrial Biosciences, we routinely screen thousands of enzymes to obtain models of the relationship between the sequence of amino acid residues that make up the enzyme, its 3D structure, and the observed performance.  In this hackathon, we will provide representative data for our challenge, describe the problem and discuss different approaches of how to employ techniques like deep learning to support enzyme optimization process. Join and help us design the enzymes of tomorrow!

The plan for participants is to: • Analyse data provided by HERE Student Sample Data and Eindhoven municipality • Create a map with HERE XYZ • Use our HERE Developer Portal for final solution related to the future of mobility with applicable API's and SDK's Technical support will be provided!! From 18:00, Tuesday 4th of June, we will move to the Your Future Festival to announce and reward the winners of the best solution from the hackathon! Prizes: iPads, drones and 360 camera to win!