- Can work as an individual or with up to 3 more teammates (up to 4 people total, including you)
- Teams that include a combination of both high school and undergraduate students cannot compete in these categories: Best High School Hack and Best Undergraduate Hack.
- The project should have the ability to solve a social problem.
- Artificial Intelligence (machine learning, NLP, speech processing, etc.) must be used as the base of the project (in other words, the main part of the project).
- Both software and hardware projects will be accepted.
- Each team can only win one category (see more details in the ‘Submission’ tab)
- Teams containing both high school and undergraduate students can only apply for the Main prize
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Categories:
- Main:
- All teams are eligible for this category. The overall winner and the 2nd through 6th place teams of this category will receive prizes.
- Best Undergraduate Hack:
- Teams that are composed of only undergraduate students are eligible for this category. The overall winner of this category will receive a prize. Team members must be 18+ years of age in order to receive the prize associated with this category.
- Best High School Hack:
- Teams that are composed of only high school students are eligible for this category. The overall winner of this category will receive a prize. The overall winner of this category will receive prizes.
- Best AR/VR Hack powered by echoAR:
- All teams are eligible for this category, but only projects that use the echoAR platform will be considered. echoAR is giving all teams free business-tier access to their platform. Projects will be assessed and winners will be chosen by the CEO and CTO of echoAR. If teams need help using this platform, real-time support will be provided through their Slack channel.
- Register here to access the echoAR platform: https://console.echoar.xyz/#/auth/register-hackathon?code=BitHacks
- Main:
