List of hackathons in Naugatuck, United States in 2016

WebVR hackers! Come and showcase your VR skills and creativity — compete with the best at the WebVR Hackathon & Workshop! You'll be able to choose from three tracks to build an awesome app and create useful templates. You can choose from the following challenges: »WebVR Application »WebVR Tool and/or Template »Global Challenge - WebVR Tool/Template

Programmers, engineers, business people, artists, and enthusiasts interested in transit issues! Come and participate in The Thames River Hackathon. Collaborate with like-minded individuals and hack together software and hardware to make cool stuff. You can chose to participate in one of the following tracks or challenges: »Apps and APIs »Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality »Make Stuff Using Arduino, or 3D printing, etc. »Create Your Own Track!

The Lehman College Chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers invites you to sign up and participate in the 3rd Annual Lehman College (CUNY) NSBE Hackathon. This is your opportunity to showcase your coding and teambuilding skills! You'll be challenged to hack on web, mobile, and other tech platforms, in order to create prototypes from the ground up in 18 hours of coding.

Yale students, faulty and staff! Do you have creative ideas on how wearable technology can enable healthier lifestyles? Come participate in the Healthy Wearables Hackathon. Work individually or collaborate in a team to create innovative solutions in one of the following categories: »Physical Activity »Nutrition »Weight Management »Tobacco Cessation »Stress Management »Sexual Wellness »Sleep

Developers, designers, creatives and techies from Bridgeport's downtown tech scene! Come and participate in Bridgeport's first community hackathon. Take on Smart Cities Challenges featuring a fantastic array of API's & Data, VR and AR challenges and some great gear to work with.

Have a great idea for a startup!? Or need another round of feedback on your existing product? This is a great way to do it. Participants are encouraged to present, receive/give feedback and meet new people. Hone those skills the pros are using in Silicon Valley by joining this workshop/sprint/hackathon to work on your projects, ideas and dreams. Bradley Rubin Chief Product Officer of CompuSmart Solutions and user experience design champion will be leading this session.

A collaboration between Yale's numerous entrepreneurial organizations, the Yale Entrepreneurship Bazaar is sure to provide great networking opportunities, sponsors, and mailing lists for interested parties. In addition, stands will be advertising upcoming hackathons and classes within the community, and culinary startups will be handing out free samples of their products.

Have a great idea for a startup!?  Or need an iterative round of feedback on an existing product?  This is a great way to do it. Participants are encouraged to present, receive and give feedback and meet new people.  And most importantly have fun!  Hone those skills the pros are using in Silicon Valley by joining this Design Sprint and Hackathon to work on your projects, ideas, and dreams.

Experienced and inexperienced makers and hackers welcome. This meetup is focused on Internet of Things, in preparation for the New Haven Hackathon. The purpose is to socialize with others and get exposure to the technologies and sensors that will drive the New Haven Hackathon. This is an excellent time to make connections with future team members. Have a project with sensors, Arduino, beacon, 360 camera, or drone? Bring it!

Stamford Innovation Center invites you to learn about artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, and User Experience form proffesionals and combine these for your hack to get a chance to win amazing prizes!