List of hackathons about big data in 2020

Open data enthusiasts in Western Australia! You're invited to take part in the WA Open Data Day 2020 in Perth. You'll get the opportunity to network and connect with like-minded people. You'll learn about the availability of open data access to WA government data, and learn about the benefits of sharing data. Be prepared with advice from our hackathon tips page!

Techie students and professionals in New South Wales! If you're passionate about artificial intelligence (AI) and data science, then the Big Data Society at Macquarie University — together with IBM and ITIC Technology — invites you to participate in the Big Data Society Hackathon. At this two-day event, you'll learn about and be challenged to create solutions for AI-enabled education. Compete in a team of 2-5 people — come with your team, or join one at the event. You'll be challenged to design and build an innovative AI solution that personalizes student learning while augmenting teaching with personal conversational education assistants. During Hackathon 2020: Day 1, you will learn about AI-enabled Education and the specific challenges for the event, as well as hear from experts on software-defined storage, AI and machine learning, and cybersecurity. On Hackathon 2020: Day 2, the competition will take place. You'll design and build your prototype and present it to an expert panel for the chance to win your share of a prize pool of over $6000 eftpos gift cards and ITIC training vouchers. Get ready to participate with smart hackathon advice!

Techie students and professionals in New South Wales! If you're passionate about artificial intelligence (AI) and data science, then Macquarie University, IBM, and ITIC Technology invite you to participate in the two-day Hackathon 2020. Come with a team of 2-5 people, or join a team at the event. You'll be challenged to design and build a novel AI application that helps personalize learning for students and augments teaching with personal conversational education assistants. During Hackathon 2020: Day 1, you will learn about AI-enabled Education and the specific challenges for the event, as well as hear from experts on software-defined storage, AI and machine learning, and cybersecurity. On Hackathon 2020: Day 2, the competition will take place. You'll design and build your prototype and present it to an expert panel for the chance to win your share of a prize pool of over $6000 eftpos gift cards and ITIC training vouchers. Go to our Tips Page for Hackathon 2020 participation advice!

Clinical study methods have long been stuck in the past, and we need you to give them a digital transformation. Clinical study planning is currently done through a series of manual activities accomplished in a document-based environment. This results in significant duplication of efforts and numerous inefficiencies. We are looking for solutions to transform the document-based to a content driven-data, design, workflow, and management system.

The hackathon will seek to create a knowledge exchange platform on threat identification in an ICS environment through the use big data and machine learning. The concept is meant to elucidate a Cybersecurity solution that identifies vulnerable points in an IIoT system through a machine learning algorithm that makes use of IIoT generated data and defined features. It will also explore the nature of ICS technology, the associated threat landscape and how Big Data processing can help play a role in the security of the overall industrial control systems. In principle, the concept of the challenge will be in the form of “Capture The Flag”. The concept is led by AMNET Cyberdefence Netron in collaboration with @iLabAfrica Research Centre of Strathmore University and VMWare.

HackTrin VII is the seventh iteration of Trinity School’s annual hackathon. Middle and high schoolers, of any experience level, can participate. You can form teams of 1-4 students, even across different schools, and work to make projects relating to coding. We'll have workshops and mentors to help you with your projects and learn! We will announce the secret theme two weeks before HackTrin, after which you can start planning (but not coding or building). Coding and building starts March 8th. You’ll present your projects to our panels of judges to win prizes in multiple categories (including a beginner category)!

Data scientists, software engineers, and IoT developers in and around San Diego! CO Network invites you to take part in the Kinetic Playground: AI | Edge Computing | Computer Vision Hackathon. Come and network with like-minded techies and collaborate to design and build innovative solutions to real-world challenges such as facial recognition, autonomous navigation, smart home automation, and more. You'll get to use the Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ toolkit + IoT Developer Resource Portfolio. Have hackathon questions? Get answers on the hackathon tips page!

The main purpose of REBOOT is to introduce freshers to the world of hacks and foster creativity and a sense of innovation amongst students to bring out the best in them. It also serves as an important platform for every student to make them realise their true potential and the technical field that will appeal to them the most. With the added advantage of crowd-driven ideation, students can now move fast and get ahead of the competition. These projects are the practical application of what students learn every day and some can also lead to startups for which we provide a strong platform for. To summarise it all, REBOOT provides the necessary platform for future innovators and entrepreneurs. We encourage freshers to come and participate along with their seniors and experts from VIT and competitors from other colleges as well.

The Dell Augmented Hackathon is your opportunity to win a full-time job opportunity with Dell Technologies’ Experience Innovation Group (EIG)! EIG is looking for skilled developers and designers who are passionate about creating superior products and augmented experiences for the needs of an ever-changing workforce. If you love challenging yourself, thinking outside the box, building cool stuff and you eat hackathons for breakfast, EIG wants to work with you! There's also a prize pool of S$25,000 in store for the winners! Apply now and tell us about your ground-breaking idea. Submissions close on 17 February 2020, 11.59pm (SGT).

The retail space is riddled with the problem of a diminishing customer base due to the rise of online retail platforms. In one of our endeavors, Unifynd is looking to integrate intelligent software and smart hardware into the physical journey of the customer to achieve two objectives: mitigate the inconveniences of physical retail and enable data-driven decision making for the organization. To register please visit hackathon.unifynd.com. Entry is FREE and registration closes on 3rd March 2020.