List of hackathons about iot in 2019

Connect with IoT Innovation while solving water problems in the AgTech Industry

Sign up now for the 2019 IoT World Hackathon, where hackers connect with IoT Innovation! The IoT World Hackathon is part of the IoT World Developer Conference and this year welcomes a new sponsor, SAIC, who is bringing you a unique Agtech challenge.  The Challenge: Water Water is a precious commodity that impacts all aspects of life. For some, this resource is readily available and in great supply. In the agriculture industry, however, that is not always the case. Access and proper use of water is imperative for the sustainability, growth and livelihood of agriculture. How can you make a difference and find solutions for these issues? Your challenge is to come up with a solution to any aspect of this problem, all while considering the following: Applicability of broadband use in rural America where there is limited access and what are the alternatives? How can open USDA data be used in the decision making process, machine learning, or artificial intelligence models and applications? Cybersecurity to detect, prevent, mitigate and protect against threats. Prizes:  $15K in value! Prize Pool includes: Subscription to ITPro Today https://www.itprotoday.com/ 1 team Tabletop stand in the DevCon track on May 15 & 16 All-access Conference Passes for the team (up to 7) May 15 & 16 20-minutes to present on winning hackathon solution in the DevCon on May 16 Agenda (subject to change) May 13th 8am: Doors Open 9am: Kickoff / Hacking Begins 3pm: Team Registration Due 9pm: Leave  May 14th  8am: Doors Open / Tech Support Resumes 12:30pm: Coding Ends 1pm: Final Presentations 5pm: Winners Announced 6pm: End

Welcome to Germany's biggest student-run hackathon! The Hacktival aims to bring hackers from all kinds of backgrounds and experience levels together to create something awesome in the span of two days. Participants get to hone their skills, make new friends and potentially win in one of the categories. We have a free main category where you can make whatever you want to win 3000€! Plus, you get to code at a pretty fancy venue - the Hacktival takes place in a big museum :)

London innovation consultancy, Big Radical, in partnership with Agritech start-up Small Robot Company, is running a 2-day hackathon on the 27th and 28th of April in their Clerkenwell studios. Over the 48 hour sprint, attendees will consider the balance of intrinsically human virtues and the benefit of robotics in across agriculture, healthcare and hospitality, considering factors that influence and affect the stakeholders involved in each interaction.

Introduction For decades now supermarkets have been pre-packaging more and more goods in order to increase their profitability by increasing the ease with which they can sell. This practice has come at a significant cost to the environment and there is a growing ‘zero waste’ retail movement which has started to sell loose goods into containers that customers bring themselves. Full Circle (www.fullcircleshop.co.uk) is a Cambridge-based zero waste retailer that is now at the point of adding food to its current range (see our CrowdFunder at https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/zero-waste-store-for-cambridge). Full Circle is sponsoring this hackathon in the belief that there are better approaches to zero waste retailing than have currently been deployed. Zero waste retailing has a couple of key challenges; the inconvenience for the customer, and the labour-intensive retail process. It is our contention that if these challenges are not adequately addressed, then the prices charged and the effort involved for the customer will mean that zero waste shops will only ever be frequented by the well-heeled and/or those who are highly motivated by environmental issues. We, at Full Circle, invite anyone who has an interest in this area, or who just enjoys working on complex problems to join us for a stimulating weekend of conceptualising, designing, building, hacking and general problem-solving. We’re absolutely not just looking for software hackers, but also those with skills in consumer behaviour, process design, product design, graphic design and communications. The Challenges The following specific challenges have been identified: Currently most zero waste retailers expect customers to bring a range of their own containers to fill up. These containers might be bulky and heavy and thus the process of getting to the zero waste shop without using a car (which of course is greatly preferable) is likely to put many off. How could this process be made more amenable to the customer? One of the ways in which the process might be made more convenient is to bring the zero waste experience closer to the customer through a mobile shop and regular community pop-ups. However, zero waste retailing involves large, cumbersome and expensive dispensers that make it difficult to be mobile.Could a system be devised that made it easy for a single person to take a zero waste shop ‘on the road’. Another option to improve convenience would be to offer a home delivery service. However, to avoid pre-packaging it will be necessary either to use the customer’s own containers (with the associated problem of having to collect it first before being able to fill and return it), or to use a range of containers that the retailer owns that are either just used for transport and then returned, or maybe used for kitchen storage if a deposit return scheme were employed.What would a successful home delivery system look like? Most goods in a zero waste shop are sold by weight, and thus one of the most intractable problems of zero waste retailing is that the weight of the customer’s container must be taken into account when weighing. Typically the weight of the container must be recorded somewhere before the goods are added, and typically the final weighing is performed by the retailer who will deduct the recorded container weight. Inherently this approach does not lend itself to swift self-service, and thus the process is slow, cumbersome and labour-intensive. Are there process and/or technological solutions that could be employed to make the experience convenient and pleasant for the customer and involve less effort on the part of the retailer? Could an app be developed to encourage and facilitate zero waste retailing? Perhaps such an app could answer questions such as specific items can be bought loose, or which retailers give discounts for the use of reusable containers. The organisers will be awarding a prize for the best project, taking into account the potential impact, progress over the weekend, and cost to fully implement. What we will provide Please bring your own laptop. There will be good wifi, a Slack collaboration space, an AV system, and a number of Arduino and Raspberry Pi starter kits (though it would really help if you have your own to bring). More specifically we will have examples of the food dispensers we plan to use and some Arduino and RPi compatible strain gauges and interface boards that can be used to develop scales that will facilitate streamlining the retailing process. Practical Details The event is free of charge. You must agree that anything you develop is is placed into the public domain. You are welcome to come as a fully-fledged team, or we can help to create teams on the day. We’re grateful to Barclays Eagle Labs for letting us use their space for free this weekend. It’s a great location in Cambridge, right by the river, though local parking is very limited so arriving on foot, bicycle or using public transport is strongly advised. Tea and coffee will be available for free. A buffet lunch will be provided on both days though there are a number of excellent places to eat within minutes of the venue if you prefer.

AEC professionals in the Pacific Northwest — developers, UI/UX designers, civil engineers, built environment professionals, and others in the Architecture, Engineering, Construction (AEC) sector! You're invited to take part in the AEC Hackathon 6.2 - Seattle — the 41st AEC Hackathon. At this weekend-long event, you will be challenged to create cutting-edge solutions that can revolutionize the design, construction, and maintenance of the built environment. For hackathon advice visit the tips page!

About this Event We have two type of events the one being a "Tech Competition" and the other is "Design Competition" Both competitions will have a panned of 3 Judges who will decide the winner for the following prizes. Tech Competition Event Prizes:- First Prize Rs 20,000.00- Second Prize Rs 5,000.00- Best competitor Prize - Rs 5,000.00 Design Competition Event Prizes:- First Prize Rs 20,000.00- Second Prize Rs 5,000.00- Best competitor Prize - Rs 5,000.00 If you would like to participate please select a Tech or Design category and include total number of participants. We look forward to meet you at event. The event will be for an entire 2 days inside Auzmor office located at Workafella @Hitech City , Hyderabad. Pizza , coffee & water will be provided by Auzmor . Question or comments please email hima@auzmor.com or shreenath@auzmor.com. You can reach them at Call: +91-888-520-6724+91-888-520-6724 Click HERE to check out our team video +++DEADLINE TO APPLY as a contestant is April 19th 2019 before 2 pm IST+++

Are you a programmer passionate about artificial intelligence, machine learning and Industry 4.0? Or maybe you are just starting your programming adventure, would you like to learn more about AI/ML and meet people with similar interests? Artificial intelligence in production processes is the leitmotif of "Hackathon Danone AI Masters Opole 2019", the first in the region marathon programming of designing innovative digital solutions that can be used in industry. Machine Learning and artificial intelligence are already finding their place in business applications. Companies from banking and finance, industry and logistics or the services sector are already using tools and methods of machine learning and Deep Learning to optimize their processes, better customer service, and create new innovative services. Application development is very fast here, the field also quickly changes its face - the need for constant updating of knowledge and exchange of experience to effectively use tools and solutions of machine learning and artificial intelligence. "Hackathon Danone AI Masters Opole 2019" will be held on April 12-13 and is an event addressed to programmers, graphic designers, project managers and other people involved in software development on a daily basis. During the event, the participants, around the clock, will work as a team on the solution of the received task, related to the use of artificial intelligence in machine learning. A prize of 10,000.00 PLN is foreseen for the winning team for other participants prizes.

HackAMU will be a 12-hour team-based technology hackathon. HackAMU aims to provide an amazing experience for programmers of all skills, whether they are just starting out, or are machine learning ninjas. We hope to provide a platform for teams to develop groundbreaking projects that solve real-world issues. Teams in our hackathon will code/build solutions based on a given theme in the time allotted. Our fest will be full of goodies and stickers for all, not including the exciting prizes for the winners. We are expecting tech enthusiasts from various North-Indian Colleges/Universities to participate in HackAMU.

• The theme of the Hackathon is "Social Innovation" - the solution/innovation must use Digital (IT) Technologies. • The specific problem statement will be mailed to the participants by the 10th April, 2 days prior to the event. Participants can then use the next two days before the Hackathon starts to conceptualize their solutions and arrange for pre-requisites. The two main goals of this Hackathon are to seek solutions to Social Challenges in our country and also to connect participant Students to corporates through this event for placement and internships. A number of corporates are going to bring campus openings and internships in the Hackathon. Interviews for select candidates will be held on the 3rd Day at the venue.