List of hackathons about iot in 2015

Join us for a special Smart City Mobile App Hackathon, produced by the AT&T Developer Program. Hangout with us as we hack and build apps/mobile apps, get fed, compete for prizes across different categories and most importantly: meet new people and scout for teammates to work on new or current projects. We will have experts from AT&T and the local community onsite to assist with your development.

Sustainable SF is a public engagement and social impact business booster based at Impact Hub San Francisco. They build solutions for a sustainable San Francisco. Join this event to learn about the current political climate in San Francisco, and what organisations such as Kiva and La Cocina are doing to support small businesses in San Francisco.   Speakers: Jim Lazarus, Senior Vice President of Public Policy at the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Geetika Agrawal, Senior Program Manager, La Cocina Spencer Larkin, managing growth for the Bay Area Kiva Zip Program

On this evening, IMCreate will showcase the top three solutions developed through the IMCreate 2015 hackathon weekend of 14 and 15 November 2015 and announce the final winner! The teams will pitch their prototype Intelligent Mobility solutions in front of the judges, and an audience of transport and technology leaders!

Hive Colab is an organization which supports the growth of new technologies in Uganda by building local tech capacity. The MSE App Challenge Launch gathers health and technology experts as well as young people from around Uganda for a three-day hackathon to create a mobile app and web-based solutions for real sexual and reproductive healthcare challenges.

This Hackathon wants invite all developers who are strong at software or hardware to come and transform the local reality on Health & Fitness, Education or Smart City. You will be divided in teams of 3-5 members but you can also sign up individually and we will assign you to a team based on the skills that you possess.

A Hackathon for you to create a working wifi enabled smoke detector prototype that will alert someone or something that smoke has been detected. No electricity will be provided at the final location for the prototype.  Battery packs, solar panels, etc. will have to be used to provide power to the units. Three representatives from the fire safety and emergency management industry will judge the best prototypes.

Techie developers, UI/UX designers, civil engineers, built environment professionals in the Architecture, Engineering, Construction (AEC) field in the Bay Area! You are invited to participate in AEC Hackathon 2.8 – Silicon Valley! At this weekend-long event, you will be challenged to create cutting-edge approaches to the design, construction, and maintenance of the built environment. Answers to commonly-asked hackathon questions can be found on the tips page!

Are you involved in the Architecture, Engineering, Construction (AEC) sector in Finland? Then if you are a techie developer, a UI/UX designer, a civil engineer, or a built environment professional you are invited to participate in AEC Hackathon 2.7 - Helsinki! At this weekend-long event, you will be challenged to create cutting-edge approaches to the design, construction, and maintenance of the built environment. If you need answers to your AEC Hackathon questions, then visit the tips page!

Software developers, data scientists, engineers, UX designers, entrepreneurs, and industry insiders in and around Melbourne, Australia! Participate in Unearthed Melbourne 2015, a 54-hour open innovation hackathon that is focused on the global resources sector. Collaborate with like-minded individuals to develop prototype technology solutions to resource challenges on the theme of "The Internet of Things" (IOT) that are posed by leading industry players including Anglo American, Iluka Resources, and CSIRO. You'll also have the opportunity to work on real industry data, as well as data from government partners. Check our hackathon advice pagefor practical advice for Unearthed Melbourne participants!

Le premier hackathon organisé en partenariat avec la ville de Nancy et Engie. Au menu: de l'Open Data, des données énergétiques, dans le but de créer des services innovants à destination des collectivités.