List of hackathons about wearables in 2018

BeHealthy Hackathon is to motivate to create applications that support a healthy lifestyle. Main price: 10 000 PLN. Second price: 2 000 PLN When: 14.04.2018 9:00 AM - 15.04.2018 7:00 PM

Flawless Hacks is a one day, Beyoncé-themed hackathon in downtown New York City. We get together once a year to hack, build projects, meet amazing people, and jam to Beyoncé. It doesn't matter if you're a certified newbie or a seasoned coder — come dance with us and learn something new!

Hack in the North, a student-held hackathon in India will host it's third edition this March at IIIT Allahabad. We have invited a legion of over 500 hackers over the past two years to collaborate, create and bring to life an idea, in 36 hours. The regions we come from are known for their diversity, scenic beauty and some of the best colleges in India but sadly, not for hackathons. Our focus is on letting your imagination flow free and enable you to push the boundaries of what can be done.

This exciting two-day competition will focus on developing health and wellness apps that provide a unique, personalized user experience. There is no need to know anything about genomics as the +RTP API makes genetic-based information incredibly easy to work with and understand. All you need to know is how to create web or mobile apps. You can compete with an existing app or you can create a new app.

Join us February 9-11, 2018 at LifeWay's new downtown Nashville headquarters as we gather together and work to come up with creative ways to use technology for God's glory. It's a weekend unlike any other in Nashville. Bring your own idea, and let's create something good together!

Are you interested in innovations that will help deliver the High Speed 2 infrastructure project? The Transport Systems Catapult (TSC) invites you to come and see the finalists from the 2017 HS2 Hackathon, as they present their solutions to a panel of expert judges. See some awesome ideas and prototypes that use technologies such as wearable technology, machine learning, and virtual reality to address key problems faced by the HS2 project, including staff safety, customer experience, maintenance operations and community impact.

Are you interested in technology innovations for complex rehab? The Innovation Agency invites you to participate in Hackathon: Neuroscience. You'll be challenged to help make the most out of exciting new technologies -- such as exoskeletal robotics, brain-to-computer interfaces, and virtual rehab using artificial intelligence -- to help move complex rehab forward.