List of hackathons about iot in 2016

Interested in attending TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon in San Francisco, California? WHOmentors.com, Inc. can invite you to the USA on a B-1 Business Visitor Visa or you can travel on ESTA WB Temporary Business Visitor under Visa Waiver Program to train with Rauhmel Fox, CEO and present an original idea! You do not need to know how to code. You can learn. Fee includes airfare, accommodations, meals, travel, and assistance to visit Tech Companies in Silicon Valley.

Interested in attending TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon in San Francisco, California? WHOmentors.com, Inc. can invite you to the USA on a B-1 Business Visitor Visa or you can travel on ESTA WB Temporary Business Visitor under Visa Waiver Program to train with Rauhmel Fox, CEO and present an original idea! You do not need to know how to code. You can learn. Fee includes airfare, accommodations, meals, travel, and assistance to visit Tech Companies in Silicon Valley.

This hackathon is hosted by Space10 - IKEA's future-living innovation lab and will take place at the Binary Futures studio space. The aim of this event is to question and find solutions for the future of co-living and co-working. Connecting spaces, communicating objects, and developing smart materials to change the future technological landscape. The challeng topics are: "Flex Citizenship" - A world with people constantly on the move "Immortal Water" - A world with water shortages "The Flow" - A world with decentralised economy This event is open to all students, designers, developers, technologists, academics, IoT startups, and innovators. So don't miss out!

Planning to launch your tech startup? Looking for an audience to download your iOS/Android mobile application? Want to showcase your wearable tech? Do you have promotional items to give away? This is your shot! TeenHackathon.com invites you to exhibit for one or two days in front of 40,000 people per day (total 80,000).

Developers and makers in Indonesia! Come and participate in the Data Hackathon For Life Sci Fi! The hackathon challenges you to make your imagination come true by creating devices (hardware and software) that are inspired by your favorite science fiction films or stories!

This event is open to anyone who is planning to start, work, mentor or fund a startup. If you are seeking to launch a startup across this industry, you will enjoy this chance to mingle and network with potential co-founder, partner or investors along top industry experts. Whether you are a bootstrapped founder, engineer, business hacker, student, or mentor/investor/attorney interested in tech; you are invited to this must attend event.

Coders, designers, techies! Come join the fun at Code Network Winter -- a 54-hour event to prototype projects and compete for awesome prizes. Code Network Winter is a competition where the goal is simply to build the coolest stuff possible! Previous hackathon competitors have included in-browser desktop environments, a city wide pong mobile game, business validated and built mobile applications, machine learning generated art, multi-player robotic arm game and many more projects. The breadth of projects at a Code Network Hackathon is significant. Judging criteria is simply based on the most impressive project. Whether it be from technical achievement, entrepreneurial gusto or straight up coolness factor. You must be able to demonstrate what has been created, this is not a pitch contest.

Plug and Play, a Silicon Valley tech startup accelerator is co-hosting a Hackathon with Philips. Teams of 3-4 students are invited to compete in creating the best software solution to a B2B and B2C hardware problem.

Hack the Dot Seattle is a two-hour hackathon where coding school students, junior developers, experienced developers, marketers, designers and curious web people come together to build ideas around a domain name. The ev4ent will be a short and fun way to build a humorous (and functional) product quickly, while meeting people in the Seattle tech/startup community.

Interested in the Internet of Things (IoT)? Want to collect and retrieve data from Internet-connected sensors? Then join the AT&T Developer Program in a 3-hour, hands-on IoT and IFTTT (If This Then That) coding workshop in which AT&T subject matter experts will show you how to work with Internet-enabled devices then provide help as you go through coding examples yourself.