Tenders

Solution Development for Advanced Connectivity Technologies: applications with academic partners
UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £25 million to develop secure, sustainable or sovereign connectivity technologies that support the UK’s Advanced Connectivity Technologies programme. This funding is from DSIT. Eligibility
This competition is open to single applicants and collaborations.

To lead a collaborative project your organisation must be a UK registered business of any size. The consortium must contain at least one UK registered SME claiming grant funding on this application.

To work alone your organisation must be a UK registered SME. Closing soon
Opened: 9 May 2026 Closes: 13 May 2026

Nexa Hack is an open-format technology challenge created for people who refuse to stay limited by traditional ideas of innovation. It is a high-intensity builder arena where developers, startup founders, engineers, designers, analysts, creators, and ambitious thinkers come together to transform raw ideas into powerful digital products.
Unlike standard hackathons that revolve around repetitive themes and predictable projects, Nexa Hack is designed around one core belief:
The future belongs to builders who can execute fast, think independently, and create solutions that actually matter.
Nexa Hack is built for participants who want more than certificates and temporary recognition. It is for individuals and teams looking to test their creativity under pressure, validate disruptive concepts, collaborate with skilled innovators, and develop products capable of surviving beyond the competition itself.
The event creates an ecosystem where innovation is treated like execution—not theory.
Participants are encouraged to challenge outdated systems, rethink user experiences, and build solutions that improve how people live, work, communicate, learn, transact, and interact with technology. The hackathon focuses on real-world utility, product quality, strategic thinking, and scalability rather than simply rewarding flashy demos.
Open to students, professionals, startup teams, freelancers, researchers, and independent innovators, Nexa Hack removes traditional barriers and creates a space where talent speaks louder than titles, backgrounds, or experience levels.
The structure of Nexa Hack is intentionally dynamic and industry-driven. Participants can explore multiple domains including Artificial Intelligence, Smart Automation, Financial Technology, Digital Infrastructure, Productivity Systems, Cybersecurity, ClimateTech, Health Innovation, Blockchain, Creator Economy Tools, and Open Innovation.
However, Nexa Hack is not limited to predefined categories.
Some of the strongest innovations emerge when people build beyond conventional structures. That is why the platform actively encourages experimental thinking, unconventional product ideas, and disruptive concepts capable of redefining industries.
At Nexa Hack, participants are not expected to think like participants.
They are expected to think like founders, architects, creators, and future industry leaders.
The hackathon environment is designed to simulate real innovation pressure. Teams must identify meaningful problems, validate ideas, build functional products, communicate their vision clearly, and demonstrate why their solution deserves attention in an increasingly competitive digital world.
What makes Nexa Hack different is its culture.
The platform is built around speed, creativity, adaptability, and execution. It rewards participants who can combine technical ability with practical thinking and product understanding. Whether someone is building AI-powered systems, consumer applications, decentralized platforms, productivity tools, or social impact technologies, the emphasis remains the same:
Build something people would actually use.
The name “Nexa” symbolizes next-generation thinking, connectivity, and evolution. Combined with the energy of a hackathon environment, Nexa Hack represents a space where modern innovators push beyond limitations and create what comes next.
More than an event, Nexa Hack is a growing innovation movement focused on empowering creators who are ready to challenge ordinary thinking and build technology with purpose.
Why Nexa Hack Exists Technology is evolving faster than ever before, but many real-world challenges still remain unsolved.
Nexa Hack was created to bridge the gap between ideas and execution by giving innovators a platform to:
Experiment fearlessly Build practical solutions Collaborate with skilled individuals Explore emerging technologies Develop industry-relevant experience Transform concepts into scalable products The goal is not simply to host another hackathon.
The goal is to create a competitive innovation ecosystem where builders can learn, execute, grow, and gain visibility.
Innovation Arenas Nexa Hack supports multiple innovation arenas designed to encourage bold experimentation and future-focused development.
Artificial Intelligence & Autonomous Systems Create intelligent technologies capable of automation, reasoning, prediction, and adaptive learning.
Potential project areas include:
Generative AI tools AI copilots Smart assistants Intelligent automation systems Computer vision platforms Predictive analytics engines FinTech & Digital Transactions Build secure, scalable, and accessible financial technology solutions.
Examples include:
Smart payment systems Expense intelligence tools Digital banking experiences Crypto-powered utilities Fraud prevention systems Investment analytics platforms Productivity & Workflow Innovation Design systems that improve efficiency, collaboration, and digital operations.
Examples include:
Team productivity tools Workflow automation systems AI-powered organization platforms Smart scheduling systems Remote collaboration products Health Innovation & Wellness Develop technologies that improve healthcare access, wellness tracking, and patient experiences.
Examples include:
Telehealth platforms Wellness analytics tools Mental health applications Emergency support systems Smart health monitoring products ClimateTech & Sustainability Build technologies focused on environmental responsibility and sustainable innovation.
Examples include:
Resource optimization platforms Renewable energy systems Climate monitoring tools Smart recycling solutions Sustainability analytics products Education & Learning Platforms Transform how people learn, teach, and access educational opportunities.
Examples include:
Interactive learning systems Personalized education tools AI tutoring products Skill development platforms Career guidance applications Cybersecurity & Digital Trust Create technologies focused on privacy, security, and infrastructure protection.
Examples include:
Authentication systems Cyber defense tools Privacy-first applications Threat intelligence platforms Secure communication products Blockchain & Web3 Innovation Explore decentralized ecosystems and blockchain-powered applications.
Examples include:
Smart contract platforms Decentralized applications DAO infrastructure tools NFT utility systems Web3 identity solutions Social Impact & Accessibility Build solutions designed to improve accessibility, inclusion, and social well-being.
Examples include:
Accessibility technologies Public utility platforms Community support systems Rural technology products Inclusion-focused applications Open Innovation Arena An unrestricted category for disruptive ideas that challenge traditional categories.
This arena is intended for creators building experimental, unconventional, or breakthrough products.
  Requirements
Project Submission Requirements Teams are required to submit their projects through the official submission platform before the final deadline.
Submissions must include:
Working Product or Prototype A functional prototype demonstrating the core functionality and practical value of the solution.
Source Code Repository Repository must include:
Well-structured code Setup instructions Technical documentation Dependencies and frameworks used Product Presentation Presentation should clearly explain:
Problem being solved Product functionality Innovation approach Technology stack Scalability potential Future roadmap Demo Video Teams must submit a concise demo video showcasing:
Product workflow Key features User experience Technical implementation Documentation Detailed documentation describing:
Architecture overview Product features Development methodology Potential real-world applications   Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
$41,000 in prizes TBD
$4,100 in cash 10 winners To be Declared soon
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Abhinash Patel
Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft
Peijun ZhanZ
Manager ByteDance
Judging Criteria
Design & Aesthetics
Creativity

About KentHackIt


We are proud to host University of Kent's first hackathon. It is run by the Computer Science Society committee at the university and will take place on campus.
Timetable
Day 1 - 9th May
9am - Registration Opens
10 am - Opening Ceremony
10:30 am - Hacking starts
12:30 pm - Lunch
1pm - Hacking with GitHub Copilot
3pm - Experiment with Google AI Studio
6pm - Dinner
7pm - HUK Cup Stacking
8pm - Yoga

Day 2 - May 10th
2 am - Movie
5 am - Mini Game
8:30 am  - Breakfast
9 am - Yoga
10:30 am - End Hacking
11 am - Devpost Deadline
12 pm - Judging Begins
1:30 pm - Lunch
2:30 pm - Closing Ceremony
Requirements
What to Build
Build whatever you want and is doable in 24 hours. 
Whether it’s a cool idea, something you’ve wondered how it’s built (a file system, command-line tool, blockchain, AI model, etc.), or something you want to learn to build (a website, game) or a new language/software platform (Unity, C#, Haskell).
What to Submit
Project Name Link to GitHub Description of your project: What does your project do? What inspired your project? What did you learn? Table Number Picture of your project Names of all team members Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
12 non-cash prizes [Main Track] 1st Place
1 winner Mini Projector.
Small enough to fit on your side table, find a white wall and watch away!
[Main Track] 2nd Place
1 winner Handheld Retro Game Console!
Stick in an SD cards and play games up to PS1 Era!
[Main Track] 3rd place
1 winner Anker Power Bank
Keep your devices energized whilst out and about
[Main Track] Most Creative
1 winner Magnetic fidget pen
A writing tool that transforms into a fidget!
[Main Track] Hackers Choice
1 winner KentHackIt Teddy Bears
Cuddly toys that shows off the event you won popular vote!
[MLH] Best Use of Gemini API
1 winner Google Swag Kits
It’s time to push the boundaries of what's possible with AI using Google Gemini. Check out the Gemini API to build AI-powered apps that make your friends say WHOA. So, what can Gemini do for your hackathon project?
Understand language like a human and build a chatbot that gives personalized advice
Analyze info like a supercomputer and create an app that summarizes complex research papers
Generate creative content like code, scripts, music, and more
Think of the possibilities… what will you build with the Google Gemini API this weekend?
[MLH] Best Use of ElevenLabs
1 winner Wireless Earbuds
Deploy natural, human-sounding audio with ElevenLabs. Create realistic, dynamic, and emotionally expressive voices for any project, from interactive AI companions to narrated stories and voice-enabled apps. ElevenLabs will empower you to build rich, immersive experiences without the need for actors or complex audio production, using simply the power of AI.
Integrate fully autonomous audio experiences into your hack with ElevenLabs and give your project a voice, along with giving your team the chance to win some wireless earbuds!
[MLH] Best Use of Solana
1 winner Ledger Nano S Plus
The world of development is evolving fast and Solana is leading the charge with a network built to handle all of your infrastructure needs. Forget high fees and slow confirmations, it’s time to build applications that are fast, efficient, and scalable.
Harness Solana's core advantages like blazing fast execution and near-zero transaction costs to make your hackathon ideas become real world projects. With Solana, the possibilities are endless.
Create a game, social app, or consumer product that relies on instant, high-frequency transactions.
Design a sophisticated trading, lending, or decentralized exchange (DEX).
Build a prototype for supply chain, identity, or payments that can handle massive, real-world volume.
Show us how you can innovate with Solana for a chance to win some cool prizes for you and each member of your team!
[MLH] Best Use of Vultr
1 winner Portable Screens
Vultr empowers hackers to bring their high-performance projects to life instantly; providing everything from the speed of one-click deployment and scalable cloud compute, to specialized Vultr Cloud GPUs that can power AI-driven applications. We want you to push the limits of what can be built when infrastructure is no longer the bottleneck!
Sign up for a Vultr account today and claim your free cloud credits! Take your next hack to the cloud with Vultr for a chance to win some awesome portable screens for you and your team!
[Hackathons UK] Best Use of AI Agents on Arm
1 winner Develop an innovative AI agent running on Arm hardware—from mobile devices to cloud servers! This challenge encourages leveraging LLMs, either on-device or via API, to create practical solutions. Show us the best use of AI agents on Arm and win a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W kit! Learn more at https://hackuk.org/arm
[Hackathons UK] Hackiest Hack
1 winner Build something over-the-top over engineered and held together with string. Use your imagination. Our favourite project will win Shark Plushes for each team member.
[RMS Diagnostics] Automotive Learning Improvements
1 winner Drones!
Fly around and take videos with the 4k camera!
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Juman Mardini

Paul Horton
Major League Hacking
Oscar Ryley
Hackathons UK
Judging Criteria
Learn something new

Vector Vision is not just another weekend of coding; it is a premium, high-stakes competition for developers who are ready to put their skills where the money is. By charging an entry fee, we ensure a field of highly motivated, elite competitors and a prize pool that grows with the challenge.
   
What Makes Us Special? The "Skin in the Game" Model: Your entry fee directly fuels a transparent, growing cash prize pool. We believe the best work happens when there is something real on the line.
   
Elite Mentorship: Gain 1-on-1 access to multi-disciplinary mentors from top-tier tech firms who will help you refine your logic and presentation.
   
Quality Over Quantity: Our judging criteria focus on real-world execution, technical complexity, and market viability.
   
Industry Visibility: Winners don’t just get cash; they get featured in our partner newsletters and social media reach across the tech ecosystem.
Requirements
 
Project Requirements: What to Build For the inaugural Vector Vision sprint, we are hosting an "Open Innovation" challenge with a focus on Utility and Scalability. We want you to build a functional software solution that solves a real-world problem in one of the following tracks:
FinTech & Yield: Tools for personal finance, automated budgeting, or micro-investment platforms.
AI Productivity: Applications leveraging LLMs or AI agents to automate repetitive professional or creative tasks.
Social Impact & Connectivity: Platforms that bridge gaps in community, education, or local commerce.
Developer Tooling: Solutions that make the lives of other engineers easier (e.g., CLI tools, specialized IDE extensions, or debugging dashboards).
Technical Constraint: Your solution must be a "Full-Stack" or "Working Prototype." We are looking for functional code, not just a UI mockup.
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
₹ 5,498 in prizes 1st Place
₹ 3,000 in cash 1 winner
2nd place
₹ 1,499 in cash 1 winner
3rd place
₹ 999 in cash 1 winner
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Rohit Kumar
SDE3 @ Atlasx
Judging Criteria
Open Innovation
Vector Vision: 48h online sprint for elite devs. Entry fee fuels the prize pool. Submit working GitHub repo & 2min demo. Judged on Logic (30), Execution (30), Innovation (20), & UX (20). Precision. Innovation. Stakes.

About the challenge
Hack Days are 12-hour-or-less, in-person mini hackathons that emphasize using AI tools like Google Gemini to accelerate project development. They’re designed to be more accessible than traditional weekend-long hackathons, making it easier for organizers to host and participants to attend.
During this event you will have the opportunity to participate in the challenges of your choice. Remember you can apply to both tracks!
Best Use of Gemini API Best 3D Robot Simulation Requirements
What to Build
Best Use of Gemini API: see description below on Prizes section. Escentially we wanna see cool projects that have interesting uses of the Gemini API, remember we do not wanna see the regular chatbot calls. Think different! Who knows? Maybe you can do a robotic 3D simulation that uses the Gemini API to pick and place objects... The combinations are endless! Feel free to explore the different models Gemini has to offer Best 3D Robot Simulation: We will be releasing a hacker manual with instructions on the challenge aat 9:30 am on the day of the event.  What to Submit
GitHub Repository Devpost submission Video is optional but encouraged You will have 2-4 min to present (will be determined depending on the amount of submissions) Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
2 non-cash prizes Best Use of Gemini API
1 winner Google Swag Kits
It’s time to push the boundaries of what's possible with AI using Google Gemini. Check out the Gemini API to build AI-powered apps that make your friends say WHOA. So, what can Gemini do for your hackathon project?
Understand language like a human and build a chatbot that gives personalized advice
Analyze info like a supercomputer and create an app that summarizes complex research papers
Generate creative content like code, scripts, music, and more
Think of the possibilities… what will you build with the Google Gemini API this weekend?
Best 3D Robot Simulation
1 winner GitHub Octocats
RoBorregos invites you to develop a 3D simulation of an autonomous robot capable of performing a task within a virtual environment. Your robot can focus on different tasks such as navigation, object manipulation, trajectory tracking, interaction with the environment, human interaction, obstacle avoidance, household chores, etc. You decide the approach.
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Prof. Nezih
Tecnologico de Monterrey
Hector Tovar
RoBorregos
Gilberto Malagamba
RoBorregos
Luis Pachuca
RoBorregos
Luis Rosales
RoBorregos
Juan Pablo Garcia
RoBorregos
Jocelyn Velarde
MLH
Judging Criteria
Robot Autonomy
Simulation Complexity
Solution Creativity
Clarity in Documentation
Functionality
Working demo

About the challenge
Programmers, beginners and advanced alike, come show off the projects you made and are passionate about for a chance to win a prize. 
Get started
The project can range from anything like a project you started at a hackathon and continued to develop and improve, a project you made during the semester or preferably a personal project you worked on because you were passionate about it and felt motivated!
Requirements
What to Build
A project you are very proud of!
What to Submit
Your code, a demo of the working app, the members of your team, a description of what makes you passionate about the project, why you are proud of your work and difficulties you faced.
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
$CAD 500 in prizes Most Readable Code
$CAD 100 in cash 1 winner
W.I.C.S
$CAD 100 in cash 1 winner
B.E.S.T.
$CAD 100 in cash 1 winner
Best Aesthetics and Optimization
$CAD 100 in cash 1 winner
Most Creative
$CAD 100 in cash 1 winner
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Leonardo Mascarenhas
National Bank of Canada
Alex Steinheuser Vilvert
IllecoPOWER
Yi Wang

Franck Clerget
Tail'ed
Judging Criteria
TBD

🚀 Welcome to Startup India X MarkSoc SBSC National Case Competition!
Organized by MarkSoc — the official Marketing Society of Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (SBSC), University of Delhi — in proud association with Startup India, Government of India, this is one of India's most prestigious national-level case competitions for college students.
🎯 About the Competition
This competition challenges students from across India to analyze real-world business problems and present innovative, data-driven solutions. Whether it's marketing strategy, startup ideation, brand building, or business model innovation — if you have the brains and the passion, this stage is yours.
🏫 About MarkSoc SBSC
MarkSoc is the premier marketing society of Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, University of Delhi. Known for organizing high-impact events, workshops, and competitions, MarkSoc has consistently been a platform for nurturing future business leaders and marketing professionals.
🇮🇳 About Startup India
Startup India is a flagship initiative of the Government of India, intended to build a strong ecosystem for nurturing innovation and startups in the country. This partnership brings national credibility and recognition to every participant.
📅 Event Schedule
- Registration Opens: May 2026
- Submission Deadline: TBA
- Results Announcement: May 9, 2026
🏆 What You Win
- National-level participation certificate for all participants
- Cash prizes & trophies for top teams
- Recognition from Startup India
- Networking with industry leaders & mentors
- LinkedIn-worthy achievement for your portfolio
💡 Why Participate?
✔ Solve real business case studies
✔ Compete with the best minds across India
✔ Get mentored by industry experts
✔ Win recognition on a national platform
✔ Add a prestigious credential to your resume
Requirements
Teams must submit the following on Devpost:
 
1. 📄 Case Solution Presentation (PDF or PPT)
   - Maximum 15 slides
   - Must include: Problem Analysis, Proposed Solution, Market Research, Implementation Strategy, and Expected Impact
 
2. 📹 Pitch Video (2–5 minutes)
   - Upload to YouTube/Google Drive and share the link
   - Briefly explain your solution and approach
 
3. 📝 Executive Summary (max 500 words)
   - A concise written overview of your case solution
 
4. 👥 Team Details
   - Names, colleges, and enrollment/student ID proof of all members
 
All submissions must be original work created during the competition period. Previously submitted or plagiarized work will be disqualified.
Hackathon Sponsors
DPIIT / Startup India
MARKSOC
Canva
Prizes
₹ 3,000 in prizes Best Marketing Strategy
₹ 3,000 in cash 1 winner Awarded to the team presenting the most original, disruptive, and creatively engineered business solution.
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Amulya Pinson

Judging Criteria
Marketing & Brand Strategy
Evaluation of branding, positioning, customer acquisition, communication strategy, and overall marketing effectiveness.

The MLT20 AI Buildathon, Powered by WNCP AI (May 5–14, 2026) is a one-week onramp plus weekend build sprint, capped by a live pitch finale on Day 3 of the MLT20 Conference (NYC Hilton Midtown, May 14, 2026). Participants build real AI-powered prototypes — solo or in teams of 1–5 — against one of three prompts. Two Round 1 winners and one Viewer's Choice winner pitch live; the overall winner is announced Thursday evening.
Unlike traditional hackathons, this event focuses on:
Increasing AI fluency across MLT alumni — hands-on AI exposure for a community largely new to building with AI A memorable MLT20 moment — a live pitch finale that produces marketing footage, alumni stories, and recap content Driving MLT20 ticket sales — one more reason to attend The three prompts:
Career Navigation & Professional Networking — apps that help individuals manage and grow their careers. Learning, Training & Personalized Coaching — apps that teach, train, or surface curated guides tailored to one specific person. Personal Security & Family Safety — apps that protect individuals and households from modern threats (fraud, scams, deepfakes, identity exposure). Every submission must show a plausible path to sustainability — funding, paying users, or measurable impact. New ideas only.
Daily Schedule (Hybrid):
Date
Time (ET)
Format
Event
Fri, May 8, 2026 5:00 PM ET Virtual Kickoff Event (30 min) — Build weekend launch; Devpost submissions open. Fri, May 8, 2026 5:30 PM ET Virtual Coding 101 (1 hr) — Intro to modern AI build tools for non-coders. Sat, May 9, 2026 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Virtual Webinars + Office Hours Sun, May 10, 2026 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Virtual Webinars + Office Hours Tue, May 12, 2026 1:00 AM ET Online Submissions Due — Final Devpost deadline (no extensions). Tue, May 12, 2026 Daytime Online Round 1 Judging • Viewer's Choice voting opens to entire MLT20 conference. Wed, May 13, 2026 Evening Online Finalists Notified — 2 Round 1 winners + 1 Viewer's Choice winner. Thu, May 14, 2026 Daytime In-Person (NYC Hilton Midtown) Live Finalist Showcase • Viewer's Choice Award. Thu, May 14, 2026 Evening In-Person (NYC Hilton Midtown) Winner Announced This isn't just a hackathon — it's an onramp into the AI-first MLT alumni and WNCP AI Partner Network ecosystem.
Requirements
Round 1 — Virtual Submission (Due Tuesday, May 12, 2026, 1:00 AM ET)
Submit on Devpost with the following:

Required
Demo Video (≤2 min) — Team intro + live product walkthrough. No slide-only videos. Usable Project Link —  Link to a functional prototype hosted anywhere (Vercel, Lovable, own server, etc.). If login is required, include test credentials and instructions on how to use the prototype. Project Write-up: Product Name: One-sentence marketing tagline Product Overview:  Short description of the product, target user, problem solved, and plausible path to sustainability How it works: Tools used, tech stack, technical aspects to be considered in judging Code Access — Public GitHub repo link with all keys/secrets hidden and clear README / run steps. AI Tools Disclosure —  Models/services/AI tools used. Viewer's Choice Award Submission (optional)
While not required, teams can submit a 30-60 second commercial for their project. These submissions will be voted on by participants and judges for a viewer's choice award.
Marketing Video (30–60s): A commercial-style spot promoting your product (eligible for Viewer's Choice).
Submission Checklist

Project title, elevator pitch, and screenshots/cover Video URL, live URL, repo URL Team members added on Devpost (solo or teams of 1–5) Tech / AI tools used and category/track (one of the three prompts) Credentials (if needed) in the "Testing Instructions" field  
Round 2 — Finale (Live Pitch & Demo, Thu 5/14/26)
Finalists announced Wed evening (May 13). At the finale, each of the 3 finalists (2 Round 1 winners + 1 Viewer's Choice winner) delivers a live pitch on stage at MLT20.
At least one team member must be registered for MLT20 to present at the finale. Finalist teams without a registered member receive up to 3 complimentary tickets. Format

3 finalists pitch live at MLT20 (NYC Hilton Midtown) Viewer's Choice award presented during the live finale Overall winner announced Thursday evening 6‑minute VC‑style pitch & Demo (problem, solution, market, traction, GTM, differentiation) Q&A at judges' discretion Final Submission Requirements
Pitch deck (PDF or link) with a clear story and metrics Updated demo link/credentials if changed since submission Intellectual Property
All submitted project code and IP remain the sole property of the participants, but participants grant a royalty-free license to MLT and WNCP AI for non-commercial private use of marketing, promotion, and research.
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize MLT Public Recognition
1 winner Social Media and Conference Recognition of the Win
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Mark Taguchi
MLT
Luis Calderon

Kareem Williams
Peepalytics
Judging Criteria
30% Problem & Audience Fit
Clear, real problem tied to one of the three prompts; specific target user 25% Total Potential Impact (People & Value)
Potential monetization, social, or human impact based on number of users and value gained per person 25% Demo & Storytelling
Compelling video walkthrough and clear written narrative 10% Prototype Quality
Functional, accessible app that delivers on the pitch 10% Sustainability
Ability to support the app and operations through the business model

About the challenge:
Teams/Indidviduals can use any vibe coding app they want. 
Build a workflow automation tool/software that an industry can use. 
Judges will evaluate app/idea. 
Winners get $100
Requirements
What to Submit:
1. GDoc/Gdrive with links to:
Live link of your tool
Pitch Deck 
Code evidence/Github. 
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
$100 in prizes Winner
$100 in cash 1 winner
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Nandini Sharma
KHAQH
Vinod Guru
Founder, BetterFuture
Sakshat Hegde

Judging Criteria
Innovation
Impact

Battery Innovation Programme: Battery skills initiatives
UK registered organisations can apply for up to £3.7 million to establish or scale regional skills initiatives for battery manufacturing and its supply chain. This funding is provided through the Battery Innovation Programme. Eligibility
This competition is open to single applicants and collaborations.

To work alone or lead a collaborative project your organisation must be:

an academic institution a research or technology organisation (RTO) a charity a not for profit a public sector organisation Open now
Opened: 20 April 2026 Closes: 18 June 2026

About the challenge
This hackathon is designed to bring together builders, thinkers, and problem-solvers to tackle real-world sustainability challenges using technology.
This is an in-person hackathon, where participants collaborate on-site, exchange ideas, and build solutions within a high-energy, focused environment. The goal is not just to prototype, but to think deeply about system design, usability, and real-world constraints.
Get started
Choose a problem statement that resonates with you
Problem Statement 1: Sustainable Decision Engine (Link)
Problem Statement 2: Building a Traceable Waste Flow Network (Link)
Understand the real-world context and constraints Start building a solution that is both innovative and practical Focus on creating something that doesn’t just work in theory but can actually be implemented in the real world.
Requirements
What to Build
Develop a working prototype (web app, mobile app, or system design with functional components) Focus on core logic and system design, not just UI Solve a real world sustainability problem from the problem statements Ensure the solution is practical, scalable, and implementable What to Submit
Project Title & Description
Clear explanation of the problem and your solution Solution Approach
How your system works (architecture, logic, key decisions) Source Code
GitHub (or similar) repository with proper README Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
₹ 15,000 in prizes Prize
₹ 15,000 in cash 1 winner 1st Place Winner
₹7,000 Cash Prize
Featured on Grevoro Platform
Certificate of Excellence
2nd Place Winner
₹5,000 Cash Prize
Featured on Grevoro Platform
Certificate of Excellence
3rd Place Winner
₹3,000 Cash Prize
Featured on Grevoro Platform
Certificate of Excellence
4th and 5th Place Winner
Featured on Grevoro Platform
Certificate of Excellence
All Participants Get:
Industry Expert Feedback
Certificate of Participation
Top-performing participants may receive:
Internship opportunities with the organizing team/company
Full-time job opportunities based on performance, technical approach, and overall fit
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Arnold Nitin M S
Founding Member/Grevoro
Judging Criteria
Judging Criteria
Problem Understanding and Clarity – 20% System Design and Code– 30% Innovation and Creativity – 20% Practicality and Feasibility – 15% Implementation and Prototype – 15%

About the challenge
Get hands-on UX design experience by challenging the norm with out-of-the-box ideas. Join us in kicking off our annual Designathon from May 7th through May 10th. During this time, students will participate in various design workshops and meet new friends from other US/Canada college campuses to tackle a 0-1 design challenge together!
Register here (all members in a team must register): forms.gle/JEfcWM2mPTpTTZRQ7
And be sure to join our Discord server for all event updates, communication with organizers, and for looking for team-mates if needed!
 
Learn more about SB Creative Lab here: https://www.sbcreativelab.com/
Requirements
What to Build
Please reference the Design Brief for the full prompt and submission requirements as either a beginner's or intermediate+ team.
What to Submit
Please have only one person per team submit the project, and please submit a working link of a Figma or Adobe XD prototype along with a abstract and/or description of your product. A 150-400 word abstract that explains how this solution addresses the target audience’s needs and solves the prompt in an innovative way Hint: include any user or market research, hypotheses, or any other information/data/inspiration used to help your make your design decisions Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize Jellycats, Wingstop gift cards, blind boxes
6 winners Prizes include: Jellycats (6), Wingstop gift cards (6), blind boxes (6). Three winners for Intermediate level and three winners for Beginner level.
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Jenna Verbryke

Bruce Kim

Patricia Fancher

Mandy Yoshida

Judging Criteria
Rubric
Rubric is linked on Designathon Discord channel

About the challenge
You can hack in the lab or at home. We'll be looking at discord for any online participants. We plan to take all day saturday to hack, then up to 12pm (tentative, depends on vibes and completion) on Sunday.
We'll be deciding the Theme on Friday May 8th at 4pm. In the discord we'll post the theme. You don't have to follow it, but it can be an inspiration
Get started
Ask on the discord!
Requirements
What to Build
Anything
What to Submit
Anything
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize Happiness
1 winner Noneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Devpost Achievements
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Dr Cruz

VARLAB meeting

Judging Criteria
Fun
It Works
Video to show people

BOSS Codefest is a student-led hackathon available to students at Bur Oak Secondary School. The goal of this hackathon is to empower students to learn more about software development through creating projects with teams and pitching them to a panel of teacher judges.
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
$CAD 200 in prizes BEST OVERALL
$CAD 100 in cash 1 winner
BEST DESIGN
$CAD 50 in cash 1 winner
BEST PITCH
$CAD 50 in cash 1 winner
Devpost Achievements
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Teachers
Bur Oak Secondary School
Judging Criteria
Creativity
Is this project a unique idea or a significant twist on an existing solution? Did the team implement unique and creative solutions to problem(s)? Complexity
Is this project something that could easily be replicated given a few prompts to an AI model? Did the team implement complex algorithms, complex states, or similarly difficult components? Impact
How well does the project align with the hackathon topic? How feasible would this project be as a real product? Design
Does the project have a consistent theme and appearance? Is the project accessible? Does the project follow good user experience principles? Pitch
Did the team clearly define a problem and how their project addresses this problem? Did the presenters speak clearly and communicate technical details simply?

Hack The Drone – MATLAB Hackathon UniBo is an in-person student challenge hosted at the University of Bologna.

During the event, participants will work in teams to solve a drone-related engineering challenge using MATLAB and Simulink. The hackathon is designed for students who want to test their coding, simulation, problem-solving, and teamwork skills in a competitive but friendly environment.

No previous hackathon experience is required. Participants will receive the necessary instructions and resources at the beginning of the event.

Event details:
Friday, 29 May 2026
13:00 – 18:00
Classroom 4.1

Teams can include up to 4 participants.

Prizes will be awarded to the winning team, and gadgets will be available for all participants.
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
€50 in prizes Gift card
€50 in cash 1 winner Amazon Gift Card and lot of matlab Gadgets
Devpost Achievements
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Gabriele Boico

Judging Criteria
Track completion and performance
The solution will be evaluated based on the number of tracks successfully completed and the drone’s performance in the simulation. Accuracy of track interpretation
The solution should correctly interpret the path/track and react appropriately during the simulation. Image processing approach
The image processing logic used to detect and follow the track will be evaluated in terms of correctness, robustness, and effectiveness. Stateflow/path-planning algorithm
The decision-making and path-planning logic will be evaluated based on clarity, robustness, and ability to guide the drone through the track. Simulation quality
The submitted model should run correctly and demonstrate stable drone behavior in the simulation environment.

Code N Connect is a dynamic day designed to bring together passionate developers, innovators, and learners under one roof to collaborate, build, and create impactful tech solutions.

 Mandatory Registration: https://events.mlh.io/events/14223-connect-n-code?
Requirements
Teams must build a working prototype or project created during event that demonstrates creativity and technical skill. Submissions should include:
A short project description
The GitHub repository link
A demo video or screenshots
Details on how the Gemini API was used
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize Best Use Of Gemini API
3 winners Goodies and Credita
Devpost Achievements
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AK Sharma
Industry Mentor
Judging Criteria
Juding Criteria
Projects will be judged on creativity, technical execution, Gemini API use, impact, and presentation. Judges seek projects that showcase originality, solid implementation, and meaningful collaboration in solving real-world problems.

CfI: Boosting fathers’ engagement to improve child outcomes
Organisations can apply for a share of up to £2 million, inclusive of VAT, to develop innovative interventions, technologies, and frameworks that boost fathers’ engagement to improve children’s learning and development outcomes. Eligibility
To lead a project, you can:

be an organisation of any size, including those based in the EU, EEA or internationally work alone or with other organisations as subcontractors

Contracts will be awarded to a single legal entity only. Open now
Opened: 5 May 2026 Closes: 10 June 2026

Valsea converts real-world spoken language into structured, usable outputs — going beyond transcription to extract meaning from speech. It is purpose-built for the linguistic reality of Asia: accented, code-switched, and mixed-language speech that global ASR systems consistently mishandle.
Requirements
What to Build 
Build a project using Valsea APIs. 
What to Submit
- Project Description 
- Demo Video (2 - 3 minutes)
- Github Repository 
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize Internship/ Full time opportunity
5 winners Best Use of VALSEA API
Devpost Achievements
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Valencia Queck
Founder/ Valsea
Judging Criteria
Confidence

🌦️ WeatherWise Hack 2026 Smarter Weather. Safer World.
WeatherWise Hack 2026 is a global innovation challenge focused on building intelligent solutions for weather forecasting, disaster preparedness, and real-time emergency response. As climate change continues to intensify natural disasters, millions of people—especially in vulnerable and rural regions—lack access to reliable, timely, and actionable weather insights.
This hackathon invites developers, designers, and innovators to create impactful Android and web-based applications that help communities predict, prepare for, and respond to extreme weather events.
Requirements
🌍 The Challenge Natural disasters such as floods, cyclones, heatwaves, and earthquakes are becoming more frequent and severe. Yet, critical gaps remain:
Limited access to real-time weather alerts Poor disaster communication systems Lack of offline-ready solutions for low-connectivity areas Minimal use of AI for predictive risk analysis Your mission: Build solutions that can save lives, reduce damage, and improve resilience through technology.
 
🧠 Tracks Participants can choose to build in one or more of the following tracks:
🌧️ Weather Intelligence Create smart forecasting tools, hyperlocal weather apps, and data-driven dashboards.
🚨 Disaster Alerts & Response Develop systems for real-time alerts, emergency coordination, and rescue support.
📡 Offline & Rural Solutions Design low-bandwidth or offline-first tools such as SMS-based alerts for underserved communities.
🤖 AI & Data Innovation Leverage AI/ML, satellite data, and predictive analytics to forecast risks and disasters.
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
$175+ in prizes + other prizes 1st Place Winner – WeatherWise Hack 2026
$100 in cash 1 winner The first-place team will receive Up to $100 Gift Card (subject to sponsor confirmation), along with:
Official Winner Certificate
Feature on the hackathon page and social media
Recognition among top innovators
Note: Monetary prizes are dependent on sponsor support. In the absence of sponsorship, winners will receive certificates and recognition.
2nd Place Winner – WeatherWise Hack 2026
$50 in cash 1 winner The second-place team will receive a Up to $50 Gift Card, pending sponsor confirmation, in recognition of their innovation and execution. Key benefits include:
• Official Runner-Up Certificate
• Feature on the hackathon page and social media
• Recognition for outstanding contribution
3rd Place Winner – WeatherWise Hack 2026
$25 in cash 1 winner The third-place team will receive a Up to $25Gift Card, pending sponsor confirmation, along with additional benefits including:
• Official Certificate
• Feature on the hackathon page
• Recognition among top participants
Participation Certificate
1,000 winners All eligible participants who submit a valid project will receive a Certificate of Participation.
Devpost Achievements
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The judges' panel will be announced soon.
Medintelli Tech Solution
Judging Criteria
Judging criteria
Judging Criteria: Innovation & Creativity (25%), Impact & Relevance (25%), Technical Implementation (20%), Design & UX (15%), Presentation (15%). Projects must align with the theme. Judges’ decisions are final.

Maki Hackathon 2026 Show off your JavaScript skills and creativity by building a 2D pixel RPG game with the Maki framework!
The Maki Hackathon 2026 is a beginner-friendly online event designed to help students explore game development through JavaScript, creativity, and storytelling.
No prior game development experience is required. This is your chance to build something fun and share it with the community.
 
Using the Maki framework, participants will create a 2D pixel RPG game and submit their project through a public GitHub repository.
Requirements
What to Build
Participants must build a:
2D pixel RPG game using Maki framework
To be eligible for feeback, submit devpost and the google form
https://forms.gle/zbWuDM5KwpeZSj3g6
Your game can be creative, funny, educational, entertaining, or community-focused. You are encouraged to experiment with characters, stories, maps, quests, dialogue, and gameplay mechanics
 
What to Submit
Participants must submit:
A public GitHub repository containing their Maki game project.
Video of the game :))
 
Your submission should include clear instructions on how to run the game.
 
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
$64 in prizes Creativity
$20 in cash 1 winner
Funny
$20 in cash 1 winner
Great Feedback
$8 in cash 3 winners
Devpost Achievements
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Landy Ra

Judging Criteria
Creativity
Funny
Feedback

Valsea converts real-world spoken language into structured, usable outputs — going beyond transcription to extract meaning from speech. It is purpose-built for the linguistic reality of Asia: accented, code-switched, and mixed-language speech that global ASR systems consistently mishandle.
Requirements
What to Build  
Build a project using Valsea APIs.
 
What to Submit  
- Project description  
- Demo video (2–3 minutes)  
- GitHub repository
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize Internsip opportunity
5 winners ..............
Devpost Achievements
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Valencia
Valsea
Judging Criteria
Valsea

About the challenge
Design4Future is a beginner-friendly hackathon where participants create tools that help people stay productive, organized, and in control of their daily lives.
Every day, people struggle with things like managing time, staying consistent, making decisions, and keeping up with responsibilities. In this hackathon, you’ll design and build solutions that tackle these real-world challenges in practical and meaningful ways.
Whether you're building a smart productivity system, a life management dashboard, or an AI-powered assistant, Design4Future is about creating tools that people can actually use to improve their everyday lives.
 
Any technology, any skill level, any idea—just make sure it helps users take action and stay on track.
 
Requirements
What to Build
To submit a project to Design4Future, participants must build a solution that helps people stay organized, productive, or make better decisions in their daily lives.
Your project should focus on solving a real-world problem and provide a practical way for users to take action or stay on track.
Each submission must include: A project name and short overview A clear description of the problem you are solving An explanation of how your solution works One of the following: A GitHub repository with setup instructions A working live demo link A video demonstration of your project  
⚠️ To qualify for prizes and announcements, participants must be part of the official Discord community.
JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Re4sp6vHrX
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize N/A(Currently)
1 winner We are currently working on securing prizes for Design4Future.
Devpost Achievements
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Turan Saif

Ali Saifi

Judging Criteria
Judging Criteria
Impact and Originality (40%) Functionality and Build Quality (30%) Design and User Experience (30%)

Win upto $1500 in Claude credits!
Requirements
Project Description

Inspiration

Challenges We Faced
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize Best Projects
5 winners 1st Place - $500 credits
2nd Place - $300 credits
3rd Place - $200 credits
4th Place - $200 credits
5th Place - $100 credits
Devpost Achievements
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Pari Patel
University of Missouri
Judging Criteria
Innovation

305 Code Storm Edition May 2026 THE EVENT IS ORGANIZED BY COLORSTACK AT FIU An initiative made possible by GDG at FIU, Code Crunch, ColorStack at FIU, CAHSI at FIU, Raspberry Pi Code Crunch, Swift Club at FIU, and Upsilon Phi Epsilon.
Event URL : Colorstackatfiu.vercel.app/305CodeStormHack
Session A (In-person – Must complete a live demo to be eligible) - Not available for this event
Session B (Virtual Asynchronous) - Certificate for winners - May 1-31, 2026



Requirements
Event URL : Colorstackatfiu.vercel.app/305CodeStormHack
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize First Place Winner for Session A
1 winner See details at Event URL : Colorstackatfiu.vercel.app/305CodeStormHack
Devpost Achievements
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COLORSTACK AT FIU JUDGES
Volunteer Event ID
Judging Criteria
Judging Criteria
Event URL : Colorstackatfiu.vercel.app/305CodeStormHack

This hackathon is all about creating a product related with the current social trends! 🎥🔥

💡Make it funny, make it creative, and make it something people can’t scroll past. ✨

📣 Details of the hackathon and judging will be released during open ceremony! 🏆

Whether you’re just starting out or already experienced, everyone is welcome! Bring your ideas to life and have fun with it. 🚀

📍 Opening ceremony: Malaysian Theatre, Glyn Davis

📅 Dates: Friday 1st May - Sunday 3rd May

👥 Teams of 1 - 3!

🔗 Register through the link in our bio!

⏰ Sign-ups closes 1st May, Friday 12pm
Requirements
Required material:
Description of the product Promotional reel posted on a new instagram account made for the product must include #HackMelbourne #TrendHacker2026 Github link to the product Any additional info your team wishes to add in Submit as a team via Devpost How to Submit Your Project on Devpost
All hackathon projects must be submitted via Devpost. Follow these steps to get set up and ready:
1. Create a Devpost Account
Go to https://devpost.com
Click Sign Up (top right).
You can sign up with GitHub, LinkedIn, or email.
Fill in your profile (name, photo, bio).
 
2. Join the Trend Hacker 2026 Devpost Page
Visit the Trend Hacker Devpost event link (we’ll provide it in Discord and at the Opening Ceremony).
Click Join Hackathon.
Make sure you’re logged in with your Devpost account.
 
 
3. Form or Join a Team
Teams can be 1–3 members.
Once you’ve joined the hackathon on Devpost:
Go to the Participants tab.
Invite teammates using their Devpost usernames or emails.
Confirm your team formation before you submit.
 
 
4. Prepare Your Submission
When your project is ready, click Submit Project on the hackathon page. You’ll be asked to provide:
Project name
Description
Video Reel: A fun and engaging video reel showcasing features in the application (or link to the reel)
Product: a GitHub link/ link to hosted website/ apk/ exe...
Team members: including team members’ student ID and contact emails
 
 
5. Submit Before the Deadline
 
Final submission deadline: Sunday 3rd May, 11:59pm (AEST)
Late submissions won’t be accepted, so aim to finish early.
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
$300 in prizes First Place
$150 in cash 1 winner
Second Place
$100 in cash 1 winner
Third Place
$50 in cash 1 winner
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Hackathon Team
HackMelbourne
Judging Criteria
Social media interactions
Engagement on social media platforms contributes to the final score using the following metrics: Likes: 1 point each. Comments: 2 points each. Forwards: 3 points each. Utility
Evaluation of whether the product solves a genuine problem or meaningfully improves a daily task. Entertainment
Assessment of the core concept or user interface based on how funny, trendy, and shareable it is. Technical Execution
Focus on the development of a functional, working product rather than just a conceptual design. The Reel
Evaluation of the quality and impact of the promotional social media reel created for the project.