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Event Type
in person
1
Participants
₹60,000
Prize Pool
0
Est. Projects
Organizers
Alex Johnson
alex@example.org
Jamie Rivera
jamie@example.org
Sam Chen
sam@example.org
Quality Score
Quality Score
72/100
High confidence
Organiser16/20
Event Maturity14/20
Sponsors18/25
Participants12/20
Eligibility:
Open to students from recognized institutions across India
Team Size: 3–5 members
Cross-disciplinary teams encouraged
Registration Fee:
Internal Teams: ₹400 per team
External Teams: ₹1200 per team
Registration confirmed only after successful payment
Event Overview:
Participants conceptualize, design, and prototype functional hardware solutions addressing real-world challenges aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Focuses on innovation, practical implementation, and problem-solving in a 24-hour intensive format
Problem Domains:
Assistive Technology: Mobility aids, communication tools, navigation for visually impaired
MedTech & Health Devices: Wearables, diagnostic devices, health monitoring systems
DisasterTech & Rescue Systems: Rescue robots, disaster communication systems
Smart Agriculture & Food Security: Precision farming, crop monitoring, smart irrigation
Water Conservation & Sanitation: Monitoring, filtration, quality testing devices
Renewable Energy & Smart Power: Solar optimization, smart energy devices
Smart Infrastructure & Industrial Automation: IoT monitoring, predictive maintenance
ClimateTech & Environmental Monitoring: Air quality systems, wildlife protection tech
Smart & Inclusive Mobility: Navigation systems, accessibility solutions
Hackathon Structure:
Round 1 – PPT Submission (Online): Submit problem statement, proposed solution, technology stack, expected impact
Round 2 – 24-Hour Offline Hackathon: Build a working prototype with mentorship, progress evaluation, and final demonstration
Technical Guidelines:
Allowed: Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, open-source libraries (with attribution)
Not allowed: Pre-built complete projects
Core system must be developed during the hackathon
Infrastructure Provided:
Power supply, soldering stations, glue guns, drilling machines
Workspace & internet
Technical mentorship
Participants Must Bring:
Laptops
Hardware components
Extension cords and specialized tools
Judging Criteria:
Innovation & Creativity – 30%
Technical Implementation – 25%
Functionality & Reliability – 25%
Real-World Impact & Scalability – 10%
Presentation & Documentation – 10%
Prizes:
1st Prize – ₹25,000
2nd Prize – ₹20,000
3rd Prize – ₹15,000
Certificates for all participants
Additional Benefits:
Faculty mentorship
Industry jury panel
Networking opportunities
Potential startup incubation guidance for top teams