List of hackathons in Seaside, United States in 2018

Let’s familiarize the next generation of creators and innovators with the crypto and blockchain space. Join us on June 9th from 10:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. and learn how to build an ERC-20 token to learn about blockchains, build tokens and understand crypto economics. We can then brainstorm on the different ways we can use this technology to disrupt existing industries. Work with peers to come up with powerful solutions to the problems that matter to you, and present your ideas in a mini-hackathon, complete with judges and $200 in prizes to present to the winners! Audience Prerequisites High School or Middle School student who has already taken a CS course in school. Schedule 10:00 A.M. - 10:30 A.M - Check In / Registration 10:30 A.M. - 11:00 A.M. - Introductions to Blockchains 11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. - Building an ERC-20 Token 12:30 P.M. - 1:00 P.M. - Lunch 1:00 P.M. - 1:30 P.M. - Brainstorm Token Ideas 1:30 P.M. - 3:00 P.M. - Break Into Teams, Hack 4:00 P.M. - 4:30 P.M. - Judges & Prizes Sponsors Our amazing partners over at intellishare are providing $200 in Cryptocurrency for the Prize Winners! We are extremely grateful to have recived a large sponsorship for this event, which covers the cost of tickets for all attendees! We are open to hosting additional sponsors for the event. Please contact hi@theden.io if you are interested! What should I bring? Bring your laptop and charger. Mac/PC/Linux are all supported. Learn more about our communities at cagechain.io & theden.io! You can always reach us at (408) 657-0861 or email us at hi@theden.io!

  Join us for a hands-on workshop and learn how to build and deploy Hyperledger applications.  The Hyperledger Project is quickly becoming the front-runner in enterprise Blockchain solutions and has attracted talent and resources from industry leaders like IBM and Intel in an open source collaborative effort to advance cross-industry blockchain technologies. It is a global collaboration, hosted by The Linux Foundation, including leaders in finance, banking, Internet of Things, supply chains, manufacturing, and Technology. In this workshop, you will learn:   - How to use the Hyperledger Composer, an extensive, open development toolset, to develop Hyperledger applications from a business perspective. - How to deploy Hyperledger applications to the Hyperledger Fabric and the IBM Blockchain Platform, which is designed to accelerate the development, governance, and operation of enterprise business networks running on the IBM Cloud.     - Where do we go from here? Meet the Instructor: Your teacher is Lennart Frantzell, IBM Code SF Developer Advocate. Lennart has been working with Blockchain and Hyperledger for over a year. Lennart loves building and hacking anything in the cloud. He speaks at Meetups, holds Workshops and on weekends, whenever possible, to avoid doing yard work at his bungalow in Silicon Valley, he attends Hackathons. His goal is to change the world by accelerating the roll-out or Hyperledger apps. This is a getting started workshop so anyone is welcome to attend. Please bring your laptop as this is a hands-on coding session.  IBM has been kind enough to provide pizza and drinks to all attendees, so be prepared to eat and learn! Please arrive early! The event begins promptly at the start time. Learn more about our community at theden.io! You can always reach us at (408) 657-0861 or email us at hi@theden.io!

Join the the community for our monthly Demo night! Demo Night Presetned by: Silico Valley Entrepreneurs & StartupsSilicon Valley Developer Network Our June Demo night is for Blockchain startup only. Network with founders, investors and professionals.Pitch your startup to a panel of VCs/Angels at the largest Entrepreneurs community, in the heart of Silicon Valley!Nominate a startup, or apply here (https://goo.gl/forms/uEJ0I5W6kkYmijKv1).------------------------------------------=== AGENDA ===5:30PM Networking6:00PM Opening & Introduction6:05PM Speaker6:15PM Startup PitchTotal 8 minutes for each presentation and Q&A.- 4 minutes for Presentation- 4 minutes for Q&A7:15PM Raffle7:30PM Investor Panel7:45PM Open mic, Recruiting (Co-founder) pitch (90seconds each, FIFS)8:30PM EndSponsors: we appreciate donation and sponsorship to keep this event free for all!Sponsor our eventhttps://goo.gl/forms/PjfNAUeiU1NGS0Nu2Volunteer for the event:https://goo.gl/forms/fTuHREP37hHSsyNv1

For this Wednesday Workshop we'll be breaking out the woodworking tools with our resident wood expert/Zen master, Don Hansen. Join us to build and decorate our new tabletop drawers system designed by Don himself. If you don't know to hammer or drill, you'll learn. Use the cutting and printing tools to customize the fronts of the drawers. We'll be buying pizza and salad for this one. :) The event is free with KCI makerspace membership. You must be a makerspace member to attend this event. Learn more about becoming a KCI Makerspace member.

Developers, designers, and hackers in the San Francisco and Silicon Valley areas! If you're interested in gesture-based user interfaces, then LitmusBox invites you to participate in their ZKOO Gesture Hackathon. You'll get to learn how ZKOO's gesture-based controls work, walk through the ZKOO Javascript library and get started building. Present your project to a panel of judges and win a prize based on its creativity, fun, and practicality.

Silicon Valley techies! The TechLAB Innovation Center invites you to participate in the Fast Hacks Competitive Hackathon. You'll be challenged to FastHack your idea to validation. Come and compete against other teams to develop a Node stack prototype of your project by the end of the day. Showcase your technical skills and creativity for a chance to win a $120K IBM Cloud Credit.

Intel Alumni Network Presents Strategic Inflection Points | How Machine Learning Redefines Computing, Industries, and Your Life Headlines these days are smattered with references to Artificial Intelligence(AI) and Machine Learning(ML). Are you wondering how these technologies are already impacting our lives and how they are affecting the tech industry in which we work? We’ve gathered an esteemed panel of experts, all of whom are Intel alumni or current Intel employees for what promises to be a compelling evening.  They will explore a big-picture view of ML and its increasing impact on everyday life and on the enterprise. Hear about the impacts, disruptions and opportunities underway for the computing industry, cloud services companies, Intel and other major players in the chip industry. Finally, we will end with some futuristic visions and predictions of long-term impact of AI and ML. Evening Line-up 6-7 pm   Refreshments and Networking7-8 pm   Program8-9 pm   Networking Continues Tickets $35  Early Bird (through April 30)$40  Pre-registration$45  At the Door Includes light meal, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages Open to the Public Many thanks to our location host, Orrick, Menlo Park Panelists: Rouz Jazayeri, Founder & GP, Catapult Ventures. Rouz started his career as a microprocessor design engineer at Intel and later worked as a research analyst and special projects advisor for Intel CEOs Craig Barrett and Paul Otellini.  Rouz later managed Intel’s partnership with Apple where he managed several technology collaborations, including the breakthrough 12-hour battery life on MacBook Air.  In 2013 Rouz joined the legendary Kleiner Perkins VC firm, where he established KPCB’s business development and strategic partnerships practice, and additionally participated in their hardware investments.  Rouz recently cofounded a new venture capital firm, Catapult Ventures, with Machine Learning being a key focus.   Bruce Horn, Intel fellow and CTO for the Intel Saffron Technology Group. Bruce is responsible for driving new applications and uses for Intel Saffron’s memory-based reasoning system, a fundamentally new approach in the development of intelligent devices and systems. Previously at Intel, Bruce built a team to develop advanced conversational interfaces; that team provided the spoken language technology and mobile application for the Oakley Radar Pace running and cycling coach. Prior to joining Intel, Bruce was a principal research software development engineer at Microsoft, where he worked on the creation and deployment of natural language systems for Bing; worked at Powerset, where he was responsible for the computational infrastructure of the Powerset Natural Language Search System; worked at Apple, where he created and developed the Macintosh Finder, the first widely used desktop graphical user interface, among other components of macOS; and served as a member of the learning research group at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, where he contributed to several implementations of the Smalltalk virtual machine. Bruce holds a BS in Mathematical Sciences from Stanford and an MS & PhD in Computer Science from CMU. David Tennenhouse, Chief Research Officer, VMWare. David leads the research & innovation activities that are accelerating and extending VMware’s technology leadership. These include: formation of a new VMware research group focused on networks and distributed systems; a portfolio of advanced development and incubation activities that are hosted in the product teams; in-house hackathons; experimental prototypes that are released to customers; joint research projects with VMware’s technology partners, customers and relevant startups; and the VMware academic program of engagements with university researchers.  David joined VMware from Microsoft, where he was a Corporate Vice President and led their Technology Policy group. David was previously a Partner at New Venture Partners, where he focused on the creation of spin-outs from corporate R&D teams. Prior to that, he was Vice President of Platform Strategy at Amazon and CEO of its A9.com subsidiary. Before Amazon/A9, David was VP and Director of Research at Intel, where he pioneered an "open collaborative" approach to corporate research. Earlier, David served as DARPA's Chief Scientist and Director of its Information Technology Office.  As a faculty member at MIT, he led research on high-speed networking, active networks, software radio and telecom policy.  David holds a B.A.Sc. and M.A.Sc. in EE from the Univ. of Toronto and a PhD from the Univ of Cambridge. He is a member of the ACM, a Fellow of the IEEE, and a member of the FCC’s Technology Advisory Board. Debajyoti (Debu) Pal, Chief Scientist, Machine Learning, Cadence IP Group. Prior to Cadence, Debu served as the Vice President, Machine Learning at Wave Computing Inc. Debu is a broadband access  pioneer.  Before joining Wave Computing, He was  Vice President of Technology at Qualcomm. Debu has also served as Senior Vice President and CTO of Ikanos Communications unitil Ikanos was acquired by Qualcomm. Prior to Ikanos, he was CTO of Tallwood Venture Capital. Prior to Tallwood, Debu has served as Vice President of Engineering at Virata Corporation and GlobespanVirata. He cofounded Excess Bandwidth Corporation (with Prof. Thomas Kailath of Stanford University), which was acquired by Virata. Before founding Excess Bandwidth, Debu has served in key technical and technical management roles at Amati Communications (acquired by TI), AT&T Bell Laboratories and Intel.   Debu holds eight granted U.S. patents and has published more than 20 technical papers. He was a Consulting Professor of EE at Stanford from 1997-2009. He became a Fellow of the IEEE in 2002 for his Contributions to Digital Communications.  Debu received a Bachelors degree with Honors in Electronics and Electrical Communication Eng. from IIT Kharagpur, an MSEE from Washington State, and a PhD in EE from Stanford.  Moderator:  Bruce Schechter - Bruce is an active advisor or investor in a variety of tech startups, including Life360, BigML, Illumeo, and SHIFTMobility. Bruce began his career at Intel in 1980 and there he served a 17 year tenure in diverse roles including Fab Process Engineering, Microprocessor Product Management, the Corporate Strategy Group, and Director of Online Marketing in CMG. After Intel, Bruce was on the founding team of Pandesic, a pioneer eCommerce application service provider. He received a BS with Highest Honors in Physics & Math from Purdue, and far later an MS in Computer Science from Stanford, and is active in mentoring student entrepreneurs at both of these universities.   Organized by Intel Alumni Network – Silicon Valley Chapter Ursula Herrick, Annie Lung, Bruce Schechter, Jacob Tanz, Monie TenBroeck and Mike Trainor

Join us as Dr. Robson Capasso and Dr. Robert Chang discuss the potential of health hackathons to serve as engaging educational outlets, enabling cross-discipline learning, pairing engineering and medical students to build a mobile application for a clinical need.  

Developers, entrepreneurs, and designers in Silicon Valley and the Bay Area! Do you have an amazing idea for a new Insurance app? Great! Then sign up to participate in the Nationwide Hackathon! You'll get to design and prototype an innovative solution to one of three Nationwide selected challenges: Connected Businesses, Buying Your First Home, or A Community on Your Side. Come and compete for the $5,000 prize for your selected challenge, as well as the $10,000 Grand Prize. Should you win, then in addition to cash, you will travel to present your project to the Nationwide Executive team and have your idea go through the incubation stage. Make sure you're prepared for your Nationwide Hackathon experience -- visit the tips page!

Founders and startup types! Are you planning to attend the Disruptive Innovation Venture Summit - Stanford? If so, then you're invited to participate in the disruptive innovation hackathon at the event. This is the first hackathon designed for non-technical founders, with or without a demo or technical co-founder. At least one person on your team must be a Stanford student or graduate! Bring your disruptive solution to a known problem and pitch it to the panel of judges for the chance to win guaranteed acceptance to the OneTraction Tech Incubator, plus $250k potential funding, and sponsor giveaways worth up to $100k!