Participants are challenged to create an innovative, technology-driven project that solves a problem, improves an existing process, or introduces a creative new idea.

There are no restrictions on the type of solution you can develop. Projects may include, but are not limited to:

• Web & Mobile Applications: Interactive platforms, productivity tools, and digital services.

• Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning: Intelligent applications, automation tools, and AI-powered solutions.

• Data Science & Visualization: Projects that uncover insights or communicate information through data.

• Social Impact & Sustainability: Technology addressing challenges in communities, education, accessibility, or the environment.

• Games & Creative Technology: Interactive experiences, games, and experimental applications.

• Hardware & IoT: Smart devices, connected systems, and innovative hardware prototypes.

Projects should demonstrate creativity, technical effort, and a clear purpose. Fully polished applications are not required, but submissions should include a functional prototype or demonstrable proof of concept.

All projects must be submitted through Devpost before the official submission deadline.

Each submission should include:

1. Project Name: A clear and creative title for your project.

2. Project Description: Explain the problem you're solving, your proposed solution, key features, and its potential impact.

3. Demo Video: A short video (recommended 2–3 minutes) demonstrating your project and explaining how it works.

4. Source Code Repository: A link to your GitHub or another publicly accessible code repository containing your project.

5. Screenshots: Images showcasing the interface, features, or functionality of your solution.

6. Technologies Used: List the programming languages, frameworks, APIs, platforms, and tools used.

7. Live Demo: Include a deployed application or interactive demo link, if available.

8. Team Information: Include the names of all team members and their contributions.

Important Submission Guidelines:

• Projects must be substantially developed during the hackathon.

• Previously existing code, libraries, and third-party tools may be used, but their use must be clearly acknowledged.

• Ensure that all required links and demonstration materials are accessible to the judges.

• Incomplete or late submissions may not be eligible for judging.

• Each project should be accompanied by a clear explanation of what was built and how it works.

Focus on demonstrating your idea, your creativity, and what you accomplished during the hackathon!