​🧠 What we’ll provide

​Each team will have access to:

  • ​Meta RayBans glasses

  • ​Raspberry Pi 5 (4GB RAM)

  • ​Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3

  • ​Raspberry Pi AI HAT+

  • ​Monitor, keyboard, mouse, HDMI cables

  • ​USB headset with microphone

  • ​27W Power supply for the Raspberry Pi

  • ​MicroSD card with OS pre-installed

  • ​Workspace, Wi-Fi, food, and on-site support

  • ​Asteroid credits for web browser automations

  • ​ElevenLabs credits for voice experimentation

​💻 What you should bring

  • ​Your laptop

  • ​Any personal peripherals or hardware you like working with (headphones, sensors, wearables, etc.)

  • ​Any accessibility tools or devices you personally use or want to experiment with

  • ​Chargers, adapters, notebooks: whatever helps you move fast and stay comfortable

​⏰ Timings (Saturday)

    • ​09:00 – Doors open

    • ​09:30 – Welcome & briefing

    • ​10:00 – Team formation + hacking

    • ​13:00 – Lunch arrives

    • ​18:00 – Demos

    • ​19:15 – Winners & prizes

​🏆 Judging criteria

​Projects will be judged across four dimensions:

    • ​Real-world usefulness – does this solve a real problem for someone with access needs?

    • ​Accessibility & ease of use – is it genuinely usable for the intended users?

    • ​Does it work? – is there a functioning end-to-end prototype?

    • ​Insight & originality – is there a clear, non-obvious idea behind it?