Bay Area Hackathon 2024
Welcome to the Bay Area Hackathon! An extraordinary event that stretches from the brisk beginnings of July 7, 2024, to the warm embrace of Aug 26, 2024. Nestled in the heart of innovation and technology, this hackathon is not just an event; it's a journey of creativity, learning, and groundbreaking development. Over the span of three months, we invite developers, designers, innovators, and dreamers from all corners to come together and transform their visions into reality.
What Makes the Bay Area Hackathon Special?
Extended Timeline: Unlike traditional hackathons that last for a few days, our summer-long hackathon provides participants with the unique opportunity to deeply dive into their projects. This extended period allows for thorough research, development, testing, and refinement of ideas, ensuring that the final products are not just innovative but polished and practical.
Hybrid Model: Embracing the best of both worlds, the Tri Valley Summer Long Hackathon offers a hybrid model where participants can choose to collaborate virtually from anywhere in the world or join in-person meetups and workshops in the Tri Valley area. This flexibility ensures that no matter where you are, you can be a part of this extraordinary event.
Mentorship and Workshops: Throughout the hackathon, participants will have access to a wealth of resources including mentorship from industry leaders, workshops on the latest technologies and methodologies, and webinars on various aspects of product development and entrepreneurship. This supportive environment is designed to foster learning and growth, making it perfect for both seasoned professionals and those new to the hackathon scene.
Diverse Themes and Challenges: The hackathon features a wide range of themes and challenges across various domains such as healthcare, education, environmental sustainability, and social justice. This diversity encourages participants to think creatively and work on projects that can make a real difference in the world.
Community and Networking: By joining the Tri Valley Summer Long Hackathon, you become part of a vibrant community of like-minded individuals. The extended timeframe allows for meaningful connections, collaborations, and friendships that go beyond the hackathon itself.
Whether you're looking to push the boundaries of technology, solve real-world problems, or simply learn and grow with a community of innovators, the Tri Valley Summer Long Hackathon is the place to be. With its unique format, supportive environment, and endless possibilities, this hackathon promises to be an unforgettable experience. Let's innovate, inspire, and impact the world together this summer!
Requirements
For the Bay Area Hackathon, we invite you to build solutions that push the boundaries of technology and creativity. Your project can fall under any of the following broad themes:
Healthcare Innovation: Develop solutions that can improve patient care, streamline healthcare processes, or increase accessibility to medical services.
Educational Technologies: Create tools or platforms that enhance learning experiences, provide personalized education, or make education more accessible to underserved communities.
Environmental Sustainability: Work on projects that promote environmental health, from reducing carbon footprints to improving renewable energy sources.
Social Justice and Equality: Build applications or platforms that address issues of inequality, promote social justice, or aid in creating more inclusive communities.
Open Category: If your project doesn't fit into the above categories, don't worry! We encourage open-ended innovation. If you have an idea that you believe can make a difference or push the envelope in technology, we want to see it.
Your project should be original, innovative, and capable of demonstrating a clear use case. It should utilize technology to solve a problem, fill a gap, or create a new opportunity that could benefit individuals, communities, or society at large.
What to Submit on Devpost
To ensure your submission is complete and stands out, please include the following on Devpost:
Project Overview: A clear and concise description of your project, including the problem it addresses, the solution you propose, and the impact it could have. Highlight what makes your project innovative and necessary.
Demo Video: Submit a video (no longer than 4 minutes) that demonstrates your project in action and walks viewers through the main features and functionalities. The video should also explain the problem, your solution, and the potential impact. Make sure the video is accessible (e.g., via YouTube or Vimeo) to the judges and the public.
Technical Details: Provide a detailed explanation of the technologies used in your project, the architecture, and how it works. Include any technical challenges you overcame and how you addressed them.
Code Repository: Include a link to a public code repository (e.g., GitHub) with your project's source code. Ensure the repository contains a README file that explains how to install, configure, and run your project.
Team Information: List all team members who contributed to the project, along with a brief description of their roles and contributions.
Future Roadmap: Outline any plans for future development or additional features you would like to implement. This shows the judges your commitment to the project beyond the hackathon.
Installation and Usage Instructions: Provide clear instructions for installing, configuring, and using your project. This ensures that judges and the public can easily test and evaluate your work.
MORE WILL BE ADDED
Prizes
First
Certificate
Second
Certificate
Third
Certificate
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Josh Mirwani
Google, DS
Judging Criteria
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Critera:
ALL OPEN ENDED!
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