List of hackathons about iot in 2016

BitwiseHacks is an opportunity for secondary school and university students to participate in a fast-paced hackathon environment, while competing against their peers for unique opportunities in Hong Kong's vibrant tech and startup space, as well as other prizes. For the pitch, you will be expected to present a slideshow describing the problem, the solution, its merits, and its possible long-term outcomes, along with a live demo. The live demo doesn't have to be perfect, but the judges will want to see what you've done. It is for this reason that we will need participants with business development interests at this event alongside the technical crowd. It is import to have a solid pitch.

A 30-hour hackathon for you to rethink, prototype and validate business ideas! Differently from the usual hackathons, #startathon will focus on learning and actualising. Several masterclasses are held during the event, on topics such as Internet of Things, Mobile App Development, Digital Fabrication, and Business Modelling. You will also be creating a prototype of your idea with the latest tools in open source hardware (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Particle Photon, ESP8266) and IoT development boards. There will also be equipment, tools and materials for traditional and digital fabrication, such as 3D printers, laser cutters, and many more!

A 2-day software and hardware hackathon for developing solutions to real world challenges. Open to 18 years of age and older no matter your skills. Codefest gives you the opportunity to build relationships with technology leaders, mentors and leading companies in the tech field.

Stamford Innovation Center invites you to learn about artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, and User Experience form proffesionals and combine these for your hack to get a chance to win amazing prizes!

The Bahamas Telecommunications Company Limited (BTC), is inviting you to their 2016 Business/Technology Expo and Hackathon. The theme is Innovators Paradise: Everyday Technology. You can expect to see live demonstrations, take advantage of exclusive product promotions and participate in lively interactive sessions. Compete for a Five Thousand Dollar $5,000.00 cash prize and the opportunity to compete in an international Virtual Hackathon to win $100,000.00 cash and full media exposure!

Water quality is essential for good river health, the water resource in Thames catchment is of major environmental, social and economic value to South East region in England. It contributes to farming, fishing and mining as well as recreation and tourism. Knowing conditions of certain water quality indicators in advance will give water quality managers and other end users information to make better decision for their activities. The challenge is to use your coding skills to help deliver the best information to water quality experts, or make a forecast on water quality near the river you live. Building an app using big data technology to forecasts and visualize water quality.

A weekend of learning and coding for anyone interested in developing solutions with Cisco technology, IoT technology and cloud deployment tools. There will be structured coding classes beforehand and an online Coding 100 session on January 19th to get you up-to-speed!

This is a hackathon on "Internet of things", a hackathon for designers, journalists, sociologists, biologists, political scientists, marketers, entrepreneurs, planners, scientists, musicians, artists, programmers, inventors, curious, etc. No prior technical knowledge is required, just come and solve a problem, a need and desire to learn and divertise working together.

Join The Senic Studio's first-ever Nuimo Hackathon for a few hours of new friends, new software and a look inside the Senic Studio where Nuimo is being designed and developed. Share ideas and develop some cool projects on the very first Nuimos. You can bring a Nuimo if you have one, otherwise you will be given one.

Windward Student Code War invited all programming students to come and show their skills to the world. An 8 hour AI challenge for students who want to stand out and have fun doing it!  Take place at your institution, finalists will go on to compete the next day to win amazing prizes, International bragging rights, and to opportunity to get that first killer job by listing your achievement on your resume! Prizes include: Free HP laptops, tons of free software, and smaller cash prizes for Best Selfie, Best Quote, and Best Story. Competitors include the best and the brightest from: Boston University, Brown University, Carnegie Mellon University, College of William and Mary, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State University, Columbia University, Computer Science Center – Saint Petersburg, Georgia Institute of Technology, Harvey Mudd College, Hendrix College, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Michigan Tech, Penn State, Princeton University, Purdue University, Saint Petersburg State University, Stanford University, UC San Diego, United States Military Academy, University of Alberta, University of Alexandria, University of Central Florida, University of Chicago, University of Colorado, University of Illinois, University of Maryland, University of Massachusetts, University of Toronto, University of Victoria, and the University of Wisconsin!