Are you passionate about technology and renewable energy?
This thrilling 48-hour hackathon will take place from Friday, November 29 at 6:00 PM until Sunday, December 1 at 6:00 PM at the Polytechnic University of Chihuahua Library (Cd. Chihuahua). Multidisciplinary teams will collaborate to design technological solutions that promote the use of clean and sustainable energy. Whether it's solar panels or IoT sensors, this is the ideal venue to develop ideas and turn them into innovative prototypes.
Prizes:
Solutions that are encouraged:
Projects utilizing technology such as renewable energy sources, IoT, electromobility, robotics, and smart systems for a sustainable future.
What the hackathon includes:
Who can participate? Students, developers, designers, engineers, technology enthusiasts, and anyone interested in renewable energy. Recommended fields of study include Renewable Energies, Mechatronics, Electronics, Software, and more.
For any inquiries:
Contact Brenda Holguín:
contacto@changeandcode.com
(614)-465-0998
What to bring? A laptop, chargers, and a strong desire to innovate. If you plan to stay overnight, please bring your sleeping bag, blanket, pillow, and any other necessities. Optional: Bring your own tools and electronic components if you have them.
Is there a fee? No, this hackathon is completely free, thanks to the support from the State Government of Chihuahua through the Secretariat of Innovation and Economic Development and the Municipal Government of Chihuahua.
Is participation mandatory for the entire duration? No, it is not mandatory. Participants can leave before 11 PM and return by 9 AM the following day.
Who organizes this hackathon? It is organized by Change and Code, in collaboration with Startup Chihuahua, INNDECH, UPCH, and supported by the State and Municipal Governments of Chihuahua.
Do participants need to have a team? Individuals can register separately (teams will be formed at the event) or participants can register with their own team of up to 6 members, with each member completing their own registration.