List of hackathons about transport in 2016

In partnership with Transdev and Xee, Autonomy will be hosting this years Hack The City in Paris where participants will attempt to revolutionize urban mobility. If predictive algorithms are a breeze and artificial intellegence is your middle name, then join other policy makers, innovators and industry leaders to create and implement your mobility project. Coaching, cash rewards and product development are all up for grabs for winning projects, so sign up today!

A unique hackathon where hackers build only things that move or relating to things that move, STARTUP DRIVE: San Francisco is best mobility hackathon around! This 54 hour event will allow you to meet new people (since pre-formed teams are not allowed) and create a new working machine with the help of other designers, developers, hardware specialists, and entrepreneurs!

Particpatants of the WorldSEP Ideathon will work with mentors over the course of two days to create an application relating to creating sustainable environments, communities, energy, and transportation.

If you loved the Nashville day of civic hacking then join many of your fellow participants for the follow up event, the Code for Nashville Minithon! This event will be a general hackathon where groups are encouraged to complete as much progress on their previous projects as possible.

Join Changi Airport Singapore for the Airport of the Future Hackathon. With new and emerging technologies, the Airport of the Future is more than just an airport. Think of it as a destination, a micro-city, a community where people from all over the world commute every day. A big bang of diverse cultures, needs, and personalities. This September, Changi Airport Singapore is taking off to San Francisco to discover the best ideas you can bring! Sign-up for a 48-hour hackathon to brew innovative solutions and use available technologies to bring your ideas to life.

AI and Big Data techies in Malaysia! Come and participate in the AI Robot & Data Hackathon. Collaborate to show how you can apply artificial intelligence and data science to tackle real business problems. Choose one of the following tracks: »Ideation: Using Artificial Intelligence, Pepper, advance one of the five industries in Malaysia—Fin-tech, Edu-tech, HealthCare, Auto, or Real Estate. »Development: Develop an app for Pepper using Pepper development software, Chronograph or Python, C++ and Java. »Data solution: Solve a real business issue using actual datasets from two of Malaysia's startups.

If you've got a knack for big data and want to do good in the transportation industry, then join the members of the IATR during the IATR conference for a hackathon with access to massive amounts of otherwise private traffic information to try to solve some of the worlds transport problems. Topics of project may include apps and programs that promote shared mobility and multi-modal integration, enhance equity in transportation services for disabled passengers and under served communities, to increase vehicle safety or reduce motor vehicle crashes, but are not limited to these key points.

The Valley Economic Alliance is hosting Valley Hackathon II, as part of its mission to elevate the economic vitality and stability of the five-city region (Calabasas, Burbank, Glendale, Los Angeles and San Fernando). This event's for you if you're a high school (9-12th grade) or college student interested in: →Technology →Website Development/Design →Application Development/Design →Political Science →Government →Public Policy →Social Impact →Marketing

Are you a developer, designer or project manager? Do you want to work with the latest technologies, tools, and services in the connected car sector? If your answer is yes, then come and help make Andalusia a centre of excellence for the Connected Car! Participate in a hackathon, focused entirely on developing technology solutions for the Connected Car. This vehicle has one or more wireless systems, able to connect to Internet, data transmission and communication with the outside. The hackathon brings together those interested in the use of technology to improve the automotive sector through the connected car. Participants will have the opportunity to work with connected cars and receive advice from industry experts.

Entrepreneurs, Hardware types, Developers and designers! Experienced and no experience! Come and participate in STARTUP DRIVE:Detroit—one of a national series of 54-hour events designed to provide superior educational experience for technical and non-technical entrepreneurs. Beginning with Friday night pitches and continuing through brainstorming, business plan development, and basic prototype creation, STARTUP DRIVE's culminate in Sunday night demos and presentations. Whether you are looking for feedback on a idea, a co-founder, specific skill sets, or a team to help you execute, STARTUP DRIVE is the perfect environment in which to test your idea and take the first steps towards launching your own startup.