List of hackathons about iot in 2016

This is a hackathon organised by AT&T Germany bringing together over 100 IT experts to share their skills and experiences and work together to build tools with open data and open knowledge. The event will also include a Python on Linux Workshop, a Perl on Linux Workshop, and a IoT Prototyping with Python.

Come and see the exciting outcomes from April's Abilities Hackathon, when participants from that event showcase what they have made towards making products that address problems that those with impacted abilities face! Expect to see some exciting ideas that enable the Baltimore community to solve and address problems that those with disabilities face.  Participants will present their work in one of the following four tracks: (1) Transportation/Mobility; (2) Wearables; (3) Leisure/Entertainment; and (4) Open Software/Hardware. Two teams will be rewarded a grand total of $6,000 thanks to the Mayor's Office of Information Technology.

The Youth Hackathon is an event to help young children experience technology and new media. The program is structured in a single day filled with workshops and competitions. The workshops include Play Wikipedia, Mapathon with OpenStreetMap, Play Scratch, Play Code.org, and cryptography. Other activities in a different area will present some exhibitions for Wikimedia projects, 3D printers, Raspberry, Arduino, and drones!

Techies...come and participate in Super Happy Dev House -- an inclusive event intended for creative and curious people interested in technology. The event's about knowledge sharing, technology exploration, and ad-hoc collaboration. Come to have fun, build things, learn things, and meet new people. It's called hacker culture, and Super Happy Dev House is designed to encourage it. Hacking is not just limited to software projects: design, electronics, coffee, robots, artsy craftsy things, 3D printing, are all welcome.

A huge all day S.T.E.M. competition for Robotics, Game of Drones, Wearables, Sharktank to show entrepreneurs, university students, and Silicon Valley businesses the latest and greatest innovations in modern tech trends, and to help everyone at this Expo launch on their new concepts. Connect with other startups, innovators, and investors in Silicon Valley and get the chance to win amazing prices!

The ThinkCamp is a mixed event focusing on the Open Space, BarCamp and Hackathon formats that provide an open and creative environment for developing new ideas and projects. ThinkCamps invite participants from a diverse range of disciplines, skill-sets and experiences to collaborate together on addressing problems, rising to challenges, and taking advantage of new opportunities. At the ECSA ThinkCamp these will take the form of Citizen Science Challenges. Attendees will be presented with a number of Challenges to explore and invited to join the discussion at the ‘working group’ table around that issue. Feel free to move amongst the Challenges based on what you can learn, contribute, or simply enjoy being part of. There will be a Show & Tell at the end of the day, for each Challenge ‘owner’ and the teams that emerged to present back to all Conference attendees what took shape during the ThinkCamp. Support will be offered by the ThinkCamp organisers to take any of those ideas forward beyond the event itself.

This is ForsvarX's first experiment project together with Basement Innovation. The event is open to the public and enthusiasts. The purpose is to create an arena where the participants can gain insights into new ideas and help start-up businesses on the road to a tested products. Go from idea to prototype during this weekend and learn how to fly. The project is in collaboration with SOFWERX, Mil-OSS, Cellar Innovation, Startup Norway, Leading Change, Innovation Norway, Hack4Defence, Startup Weekend and Tech Stars. The event runs parallel, with Hackathon on SOFWERX in Tampa, Wright Institue in Ohio and Griffith Institute. You do not need previous knowledge to participate and will get access to resources. Examples of topics that can be selected are: GeograficSystems, Autonome Systems and Robots, Cyber, Workout, Etteretning, and Logistics. Note: This is not an event where companies can showcase their products. The event is an initiative of individuals. Ticket revenue goes to expenses such as local, stationery, food/drinks for participants and other administrative expenses.

Come to this hackathon to help make the city of San Diego one of the greenest and most connected cities in the world. Register for this San Diego Smart City Hackathon Kickoff & Info Session, to learn more about the format, specific objectives, challenges, tools and data sets for solving real city problems based on input from multiple city departments. The target is to come up with original creative solutions to difficult city problems, which require wireless sensors and a lot of data. Something, which has not been done before. Come to this info session to take part in this event and learn more about the hackathon!

Join this event to learn about IoT Payments with experts from US Bank, IFTTT, Samsung and Visa. The Smart Things Hackathon by Samsung Smart Things invites you and fellow hackers to build, in 24-hours, awesome software that uses/connects/controls SmartThings devices. The topics for this hackathon include: smart home, health care, pet care, elder care, energy management, small business, security, and property management.

Hey coders! Join the AT&T Developer Program for a free coding workshop on the AT&T Enhanced WebRTC API.  These are 3-hour, hands-on coding workshops taught by AT&T's lead architect for WebRTC. WebRTC is not just about calling and conferencing apps, though it does those well. The real power is that it allows voice and video communications to easily be added to any web app. Just think of how that could increase the customer engagement of your applications.