List of hackathons about ai in 2019

Techie teens and aspiring techies in the UK! You are invited to sign up for Digital Camp - November 2019. At the Digital Camp, you'll build your skills -- from augmented and virtual reality to mobile apps, games, robotics, artificial intelligence, and 5G. Take part in hands-on workshops and then participate in a Connect for Good - Ideas Hackathon & Project. You'll be challenged to design a connected product or service to help people, the planet, and communities. As part of a team, you will work to understand user needs, build a product proposition, plan its launch, and then pitch your project to a jury. Prizes will be awarded to winning projects. For answers to your questions, check out the expert hackathon tips page!

The United States Embassy in South Africa has selected Silicon Cape, in partnership with HackOn, GirlHype and The Loudhailer, to implement the project, Hackathons for South Africa: Digital Solutions for Real World Challenges. Consisting of four hackathons over a one-year period, with two in Cape Town and two in Johannesburg, the project seeks to build technical, problem-solving, creative thinking, and collaborative skills among emerging software developers to strengthen their employability and help drive economic growth The inaugural hackathon will be held in the EY premises at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town from Saturday the 23rd to Sunday, the 24th of November 2019. Emerging software developers, IT professionals, trainers, civil society organisations, students, academics and professionals with expertise relevant to the theme are all invited to attend the event and create innovative digital solutions to the problem of gender-based violence.

Join EUMETSAT, CMEMS and Estonian Environment Agency scientists for a weekend hackathon working with free and open Copernicus ocean data in Tallinn, Estonia on 22-24 November 2019. The Baltic Sea region is home to more than 85 million people (of whom 15 million live on the coast) and is one of the most intensively used seas on the planet. Whether it is shipping, fishing, energy cables and pipelines, or tourism and recreation, all these activities have an impact on the unique Baltic Sea region. The challenge is to create solutions to problems that currently affect the Baltic Sea, and beyond, and help people in their daily lives in this beautiful region. To solve this challenge you are encouraged to use the wealth of newly-availableCopernicusmarine data which is all open access and ready for you to use. Various approaches are welcome: create new solutions or add ocean-smart features to existing solutions. Propose innovative data visualisations for academic purposes or for raising awareness about the Baltic Sea environment and beyond. Mobile, web apps, platforms or hardware - it’s your call! We would particularly welcome imaginative projects using artificial intelligence or machine learning approaches. Copernicus OceanHack is funded by the EU’sCopernicus Programmeand organised through a partnership of EUMETSAT, CMEMS, and the Estonian Environment Agency. It is powered by Garage 48andsupported by the Department of Marine Systems at Tallinn University of Technology.

The official hackathon of the Technical University of Munich will take place from 22nd until 24th of November. Face challenges provided by renowned international tech companies, meet new and like-minded people, and win great prizes!

What is the goal ofHACKADON? Our hackathon this year aims to develop services for making your city even smarter with sensors andLoRaWAN. This is your chance. Exhibit your talent for pioneering innovation at the cutting edge. Develop smart services in the public or private sector, where sensors and the Internet of Things helps to make things better and smarter. From smart farming to industry 4.0, mobility or anywhere else – there is always something new to discover.

More than 125 million cars with embedded connectivity are forecasted to be shipped worldwide between 2018 and 2022. That’s UNREAL! What if you could build a cutting-edge app that could be used in connected cars? During the AutoMobility LA Hackathon, you get the chance to do just that! Utilize data, technology, and onsite mentorship from Amazon Web Services, HERE Technologies, and SiriusXM to bring your ideas to life. Oh, and the prizes! We have a$20,000 prize pool with 7 different team prizes available,including the$10K grand prize. The hack is happening right before the AutoMobility LA Conference kicks off (November 17th-18th) at the Los Angeles Convention. You can even use your hackathon badge to attend AutoMobility LA!

Abu Dhabi Digital Authority is hosting a 48-hour hackathon inviting developers, entrepreneurs, designers, and other skilled individuals to showcase the future of Abu Dhabi through the use of Artificial Intelligence. You will have three challenges to choose from: 1. Wildlife management - Behavior prediction 2. Inspection Route Optimisation - Route and resource constraint analysis 3. Government Policy Management - Virtual Digital Assistant Amazing prizes - visit the official website to find out more

inGenius is an annual 24-hour hackathon hosted by PESU-ECC, Bangalore for college students. Returning after seven successful iterations, inGenius 2019 is bigger than ever! Our Open Hack theme allows participants to bring their best ideas forward and showcase their passion for technology. This year we are also proud to launch GirlGeeksHack, a 24-hour hackathon in association with IEEE Computer Society Bangalore to promote Women in Computing (WiC). This event aims to empower women to participate in and contribute to the evolution of computer science, and encourage leadership. GGH will be open to people from all walks of life, on the condition that minimum 50% ofeach team be composed of women. In orderto participate, teams have to submit their problem statements and a synopsis of their solution at the link provided below. Teams will be shortlisted for the final event based on their idea submissionsand only those teams have to make the payment for registration. Both events will provide opportunities to interact with mentors, and industry experts opening up doors for innovation and growth. Team Sizes: inGenius - 2 to 3 per team GirlGeeksHack - 2 to 4 per team (min. 50% women) Registration Fee (to paid only if shortlisted for final event): Rs. 400 per head Registration Link:https://skillenza.com/challenge/ingenius For any further queries, contact: Aiyappa: 9611970216 Aniruddha: 9740396085 Stay tuned to our online platforms for further info: Instagram: https://instagram.com/ingeniushackathon?igshid=t10gric08v1h

After 3 successful years of #HackathonPune, we are back this year with the #HackathonPune 2019, this time all the more intense and exciting than ever before. The theme of the event this year is 'AI for Social Good' - in Healthcare, Education, Environment, Agriculture and Government. AI has been an inherent part of all technology discussions and is now playing an integral role in the technologies of the future. The Role of AI will be fundamental in transforming lives in the future specifically in the sectors of Healthcare, Education and the Government. Here is an opportunity for you to contribute through your game-changing inventions and make a difference.

The Copernicus Hackathon HACK4SEA basically refers to solutions, products and services for all marine applicationsand therefore designed on the specific topic of maritime ecosystem and blue economy within the regional coasts of Lazio, starting from relevant problems related to (but not limited to) services for access to ports, those related to the movement of goods, passenger transport services, inland navigation, training, fishing, innovative supply chains for nautical tourism and environmental protection. In general, the applications can be related to the themes of environmental protection, monitoring of port and logistic infrastructures and tourism.