List of hackathons about iot in 2016

Inviting all developers! Welcome to the DevMountain quarterly Hackathon -- a crazy, exciting, exhausting, and awesome event where DevMountain students get the first taste of the hacker lifestyle. DevMountain Hackathons are open to the public development community, and DevMountain students/alumni/faculty. It is a unique experience combining junior, mid, and experienced developers to create a truly one of a kind community. Come one and all to hack all night long at DevMountain's Salt Lake City location!

Software and web developers, UX/UI designers, project managers, marketers! Come participate in the 2nd annual Startup Weekend Busan event! Collaborate to turn amazing ideas into beautiful web and mobile applications -- all in the course of a single weekend!

IoT and mobile app enthusiasts and professionals in the North West! Got an app idea or need an app built for your business? Join AT&T's Developer Program for an IoT and Mobile App Hackathon. Hang out, hack and build apps/mobile apps, compete for prizes across different categories and—most importantly—meet new people and scout for teammates to work on new or current projects. Make sure you're prepared for your hackathon experience—visit the expert tips page!

Planning to participate in the CUA Forces of Attraction hackathon? You will have the opportunity to use your skills, innovative thinking and creativity to develop an idea that CUA can use in their business. Come along to an information night and get some tips to put you ahead of the competition! Learn about the structure of the hackathon, and how the theme "Forces of Attraction" should influence the product you create, as well as giving pointers on how to get the most out of the experience.

Come on down to the Outside Hacks 2016: The Official Hackathon of Outside Lands. Build something that enhances the experience for artists and/or fans at the Outside Lands 2016 music festival in San Francisco. Build something for iOS, Android, the Web, or anything else! The winning team will be featured by the festival either through the official app/site or promoted through their channels.

Are you an aspiring female startup founder? Come and join like-minded people like yourself and receive guidance on how to take your first steps? You don't need to have a background in tech or startups to participate, just an enthusiasm to try this out. You can work on any idea that has a large potential market, and is using technology somehow to capture that market quickly - there are no set challenges to solve, and judging is purely constructive feedback. Come along and help create the jobs, exports, investment and prosperity that great Australian startups can provide.

iOS Dev Camp 2016: Wearables and Civic Engagement 500 developers, designers, entrepreneurs, and testers are invited to come together for a 3-day hackathon for iOS and related applications on the eBay Campus, San Jose, CA. It is set to be the most vibrant hackathon ever thanks to Apple Watch, Apple TV, and the upcoming releases at WWDC 2016.

Trinity College Dublin students with a start-up? This is for you! LaunchBox is a startup accelerator open to teams of Trinity students with an early-stage business. This three-month summer program provides office space; funding; mentorship; access to alumni, partner and investor networks; and the ideal collaborative environment to launch new startup ventures.

Interns! Looking for awesome technology to use in your hackathon projects? Interested in some hands-on, guided learning with real software engineers? You're in luck! The Workday Search team is hosting a workshop on the Elasticsearch open-source search engine just for interns! During this workshop, you'll learn the basics of Elasticsearch and introduce you to some tools that make working with it super easy. You’ll also get a chance to meet fellow interns from other companies, as well as learn about how Workday Search uses Elasticsearch!

Minorities in technology - come join the monthly New York meet up! The meet up features speakers from around New York City speaking on topics ranging from their experiences in technology, how to run a start up, and much more. For all game developers…Sara Cornish of Games for Change will be giving tips on game development and Richard Murby of devpost will talk about the devpost Leads Hackathon. You'll also hear from Kim Wales on financing/crowdfunding and from Maisha Walker from INC. Magazine.