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Emerging Tech Hackathon
This is your chance to shape the future of emerging tech! Gear up for another exciting hackathon, bringing together the innovative indian community of developers and creators.
Sponsors
Our event is proudly sponsored by leading tech companies
Winners can grab a cash prize of $2,500, goodies, and more!
Where Innovators and Creators Unite and Shape Tomorrow's Immersive Experiences.
Problem Statements
Context-Aware Inferential Bot
Design a bot that understands user needs and preferences through natural, free-flowing dialogue, without asking direct/explicit questions
Image Classification and Tagging System
Build a system that automatically identifies and categorizes elements in images. Whether it’s detecting specific objects, environments, or other features, the goal is to make the image easier to search and navigate by applying relevant tags. You can use a variety of approaches, whether that’s through visual pattern recognition, tagging strategies, or innovative user-driven solutions.
Dynamic Image Description Generator
Develop a system that takes an image and generates a detailed, context-rich description of what’s in it. Whether you're focusing on simple captioning or something more complex (like understanding interactions or environments), think about how to communicate an image’s content clearly and informatively. Your solution could explore traditional image processing, narrative generation, or even creative forms of description.
Automated Marketing Content Creation Tool
Create a tool that automatically generates professional marketing materials—like brochures, promotional videos, or even social media content—based on images, text, or other inputs. The system should be flexible, offering users the ability to produce branded, high-quality marketing assets. Whether you take a templated approach or explore a more generative, customizable solution, the focus is on creating impactful content with minimal effort.
Schedule
Day 1 - Friday, Dec 20
Registrations and Opening
Kick off the conference with an energizing opening ceremony and an inspiring welcome address. Registrations open at 10:30AM.
Team Formations
Came in solo? No worries! You have enough time to meet your peers and find a group to be a part of and build something exciting.
Break for Lunch
Mid-day networking over a scrumptious meal.
Mentor Visits
Find the problem statement that resonates with you and your team and get hacking! Mentors will be there to assist and assess.
Team Formation
Came in solo? No worries! You have enough time to meet your peers and find a group to be a part of and build something exciting.
Break for Dinner
End-of-day networking over a scrumptious meal.
Day 2 - Saturday, Dec 21
Hack, Hack, Hack!
Get innovating! Connect with mentors and get personalized feedback and advice on your projects.
Day 3 - Sunday, Dec 22
Presentations
It’s time to show the room your hardwork. Present your creations to our panel of judges.
Prizes
Winners are announced.
Judges
Renowned speakers from top tech companies and innovative startups will share insights into AI, web3 and more.
Apurva Shah
Kanav Singla
Dhruv M
Alok Mishra
Hackathon Rules
Team Size: Teams can consist of 1 to 5 members. Teams must be registered in advance.
Kickoff: The event begins at 10AM on Friday, 20th Dec.
Coding Period: The hackathon runs continuously for 3 full days. Participants are expected to work on their projects during this time.
Judging & Demo Presentations: Final presentations will take place on 22nd Dec, from 11:30 AM. Each team will have 10 minutes to present their project to the judges. Winners will be announced after the judging period.
Official Communication: Event-related updates and announcements will be made via WhatsApp and Email. Check these channels regularly.
Help Desk: If you need assistance, reach out to the help desk or event organizers via the designated communication channel.
Original Work: Projects must be original and created during the hackathon. Pre-existing code or projects cannot be used unless they are open-source and publicly available. Participants must disclose any reused code and libraries.
Technology Stack: Teams may use any technology stack they wish, as long as it can be reasonably implemented within the given timeframe. If unsure, check with the event organizers.
Project Scope: Projects should align with the event’s theme. Teams are encouraged to focus on creating a working prototype, but fully completed products are not required.
Hardware & Software: Participants should bring their own laptops and necessary hardware.
Innovation: Uniqueness and creativity of the project.
Technical Achievement: Technical complexity and implementation.
Design & Usability: User experience and UI design implementation.
Impact: Potential of the project to solve real-world problems.
Presentation: Clarity and effectiveness of the presentation.
Inclusive Environment: The event aims to provide an inclusive and supportive environment for all participants. Discriminatory behavior of any kind (based on race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, etc.) will not be tolerated.
Third-Party Libraries: If using third-party libraries or code, make sure to comply with licensing terms and disclose them when submitting your project.
Any attempt to cheat or manipulate the judging process will result in immediate disqualification.
Food & Drinks: Meals and snacks will be provided during the event. Personal food and drinks are allowed, but please follow venue guidelines.
