List of hackathons in United States in 2019

Women developers, designers, and ideas people in and around San Francisco! If you're passionate about the ethical use of mixed reality and AI, then register to participate in the Women in MR, AI & Ethics Hackathon. At this 48-hour weekend hackathon, you'll collaborate with like-minded individuals to come up with great ideas and create amazing experiences using Microsoft technologies (Sensing, AI, Speech, Vision, and MR)! The overall theme of the hackathon will be to create ethical experiences that help society including people with disabilities, Education (children or faculty), Medical, Workplace or Social work. You'll get to present your project to a panel of experts who will judge it based on its technical excellence, uniqueness of experience, the usefulness of experience, and the use of Microsoft technologies.

Stefanini is hosting its Innovation Hackathon at our Southfield Innovation Center on Friday,Dec. 6, 2019. This event will provide many opportunites for you, both personally and professionally,as we co-create solutions for our future. The Challenge: Flying a Drone using Voice Commands This is a programming challenge, with the goal of creating a web application that allows the control of a Tello drone’s flight using voice commands. A voice recognition platform and a software development kit for the drone will be provided. The teams will have to code the app to interact with the drone, send commands, extract flight information from it, and display some of this flight information back into a visualization dashboard. Basic technologies involved: HTML, Javascript and CSS HTTP REST API C# (.NET) Optional: Microsoft PowerBI streaming datasets and dashboards

Join what will be the biggest fintech hackathon in the world, HACK TO THE FUTURE!

For more information check out ArtTechMiami.com Join us for a fun evening, filled with excitement and game/interactive development, with a pitch competition of projects primarily made using 3D Engines! This is a big one! Dozens of teams from across the great state of Florida will be presenting their projects they have been working throughout the year, and they will be competing in different categories (as long as the project makes use of a 3D engine such as Unreal Engine or Unity3D). Filmmakers, artists, students (special judging category), and game developers will be pitching and networking at this annual competition. In the end, YOU, the audience, will be the ones deciding which project wins for each category! Art Tech Agenda Hackathon/Game Jam10am-7pmLocation: Sip Restaurant  Florida Indie Dev Cup Competition 4pm- 9pmLocation:  6th Floor Amazon Room  ----------------------------------- Magic Leap Hands On Demos by University of Miami Innovate Team --  Lobby Area 1st Floor 10 am - 5 pm Magicverse Blockchain Art & Games Workshop with WAX Creator Self-Service Tool to Create NFTs on the WAX Blockchain - Moderator: Praveen Yalamanchi08am-11am Location: 1st Floor Deering Room Magic Leap apps made at University of Miami - Moderator: Max Cacchione, Innovate Team at UM11am-12pm Location: 1st Floor Deering Room Women in XR/Spatial Computing - Moderator: Scarlett Arana12pm-1pmLocation: 1st Floor Deering Room Virtual Beings, Photogrammetry, Cool Hacks & Spatial Audio (live coding session!) for Indie Magic Leap / XR Developers 1:00 - 2:00 pm Moderator: Yosun Chang (Miami Herald AR app developer & Digital Humans Photogrammetry Hacker & Spatial Audio Expert - Soundisms.com Bose AR Sound Glasses Dev) Location: 1st Floor Deering Room XR/ Magic Leap Production - Moderator: Paul Bronstein2pm-3pmLocation: 1st Floor Deering Room Establishing and Protecting Brand New Intellectual Property for Animated TV, Games & XR / Magic Leap Content -  Moderator: Luis Felipe Dulanto (Creator of Mascara Fighters animated TV series) 03:00 - 4:00 pm Location: 1st Floor Deering Room Magic Leap at University of Miami  - Moderator by Max Cacchione, Innovate Team4:00 pm - 5:00 pmLocation: 1st Floor Deering Room Unity 3D for Magic Leap Production4pm-5pm Location: 6th Floor Pau Rosa Room  -------------------------------------------------------------- Panels Dissucssions  - Deering Room 1st Floor *Panel 1, Magic Leap at University of Miami  - Moderator by Max Cacchione, Innovate Team4:00 pm - 5:00 pmLocation: 1st Floor Deering Room *Panel 2, XR for Social Impact & Sports with Juan Carlos Gallo (AR developer for Miami Dolphins, Miami Heat, Florida Panthers) - Moderator by Praveen Yalamanchi5:00 pm - 6:00 pmLocation: 1st Floor Deering Room *Panel 3, Women in Tech  - Moderator by Scarlett Arana6:00 pm -7:00pmLocation: 1st Floor Deering Room *Panel 4, Creative Startups  - Moderator by Rob Wile, Business Reporter at Miami Herald7:00 pm -8:00pmLocation: 1st Floor Deering Room --------------- Seminars - Altamira Room 6th Floor Seminar 1  Unity3D Pong Game Project by Florida Game Developer Association  6:30 - 7:30 pm Moderator: Mackenson Mathurin (Software Engineer at Ultimate Software) Seminar 2 University of Miami Supercomputer / AI Labs: Combining AI / AR / Cryptocurrency as new revenue opportunities for Artists & Gallery Owners (in just one hour make your first augmented reality artwork with AI and then tokenize on blockchain) 7:30 - 8:30 pm Moderator: Praveen Yalamanchi —————————————————— XR Art/Gaming Tabling 4pm-9pm Live Video Game Art Paintings & Animation, Magic Leap / XR / Game Demos - 1st Floor Lobby Magic Leap Demos  10:00 - 5:00 pm University of Miami Innovate Team Video Game Demos 5:00 - 9:00 pm Florida Game Developers Association XR Demos 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm XR Miami Live Video Game Art Paintings & Animation 5:00 pm - 9 pm Various Indie Game Developers, Artists, Animators —————————————————— Miami Art Tech Seminars  6:30pm-8:30pmLocation: 6th Floor Altamira Room Seminar 1 (6:30-7:30 pm): Nano Art & Science by Kevin  Nano Fab Tour 11:00am  Nano Fab Tour 4:00pm  Nano Fab Tour 7:30pm  Seminar 2 (7:30-8:30 pm):Blockchain & Ai Art by Jeremy Davis ----------- Workshops - Pau Rosa 6th Floor Unity 3D for Magic Leap  04:00 - 5:00 pm Moderator: University of Miami Innovate Team Photoshop for Game Developers  5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Moderator: Thomson Pritchard-Torres  Evolution of Hologram 6:00 - 7:00 pm Moderator: Mark Diamond Learning Cinema 4D  7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Moderator: Alec Kreisberg ------------------ 2019 Florida Indie Dev Cup Track (Gamedev) Student Project Presentations (Finalists) 04:00 - 5:00 pm Students from Universities across Florida will be presenting their project submissions (finalists only will be presenting). Round 1 Voting by the audience. Developing Your Own 3D Engine  5:00 - 6:00 pm Marmoset engineer, Alain Galvin, discusses the challenges & experiences of creating your own 3D engine AAA Indie Game Development 6:00 - 7:00 pm HELM Systems president, Myron Mortakis, discusses the feasibility and challenges of high-quality independent game development.  Florida Indie Game Developers 2020 Outlook 7:00 - 8:00 pm Presentations by Florida based gamed developer associations plans and schedules for 2020 Florida Indie Dev Cup Finalist Presentations 8:00 - 9:00 pm Game developers from across Florida will be presenting their project submissions (finalists only will be presenting). Round 1 Voting by the audience.

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To wrap up another successful year, your favorite Philly tech and creative groups are joining forces for one big holiday celebration and we invite you to join us for a festive celebration of local UX and creative professionals! Tickets* are $9 and include your first drink and light refreshments. There will be plenty of time to nosh and network with friends new and old from all of our partner groups. We can't wait to see you there!    Participating Groups: Code for Philly uses tech and data as a mode of civic engagement. Founded under Code for America’s inaugural Brigade Program in 2012, Code for Philly currently hosts a weekly Meetup, regular hackathons and acts as an incubator for civic apps across the city. Some of us are thinkers, designers, makers, and coders, but we’re all engaged citizens ready to make an impact on the place we call home. Philadelphia Area New Media Association (PANMA) is a community of designers, artists, developers, programmers, content strategists, information architects, marketers, and everything in between.   PhillyCHI is the Philadelphia area chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery’s special interest group on human-computer interaction. We are an interdisciplinary group interested in Human-Computer Interaction, User Experience, Usability and Accessibility. We hold monthly events on topics and trends in the industry, providing opportunities for our members to grow, connect, and engage with the local UX community.  Research Rewind is all about reflecting on our experiences as UX and user-centered design researchers so we can refine our craft, iterate on our process, and ultimately create delightful, evidence-based designs that put people first. We host semi-monthly events where we swap stories, share tips and tricks, and grow our research skillsets together. Join us! UX Nights is a safe place where we talk about user experience and how it affects your life and the work you do. Are you a professional, student, or just interested in design? Are you considering switching careers or looking for your next gig? Are you passionate about learning new things and become better at what you do? Do you just want to hang out and talk about design? Come join us! *Tickets are nonrefundable

Join us for Tech Tribes 2nd Hackathon!! This time we are hosting 2 prompts... 1 for Purchasing and 1 for Supply Chain.

Join Finastra and Texas Capital Bank for what will be the world's largest fintech hackathon HACK TO THE FUTURE!

The Chi Hack Night is a free, weekly event in Chicago to build, share and learn about civic tech and tools to create, support, or serve public good. Join us every Tuesday from 6-9:30pm on the 8th floor of the Merchandise Mart to hear from interesting speakers, learn from each other and work on civic projects. Non-techies are very welcome!RSVP before noon the day of the event is now required. Walk-ins will unfortunately not be allowed. What happens at a hack night? Every week, we have a 10-15 minute presentation by a government agency, non-profit, company or group who've made use of open data or built a civic technology application. The goal of these presentations is to showcase the different uses and opportunities, as well as challenges and successes in the civic technology movement. After the presentation, the format of the event is similar to that of a hackathon where breakout groups self-organize to work on civic apps, discuss policies and their implications, learn technical skills and network with a welcoming and diverse community at the intersection of technology and government.   But I'm not a techie! That's ok! We encourage non-technical folks to pair up and learn from our community's designers and developers. We've seen time and time again, the best civic projects come from teams with a diverse background. Remember, there's much more to making a great app than just coding.

Join us in a fun hackathon using Scratch designed for students in grades 3-5!