About the challenge
Nature is full of patterns, systems, and solutions that keep the world in balance. From the way trees share resources underground, to the way oceans recycle nutrients, every part of nature works with environment around it.
These intricacies have inspired crucial techological development - from more efficient wind turbines to neural networks that underly all of artificial intelligence today.
In this hackathon, your challenge is: let nature inspire you, and build something for the world ahead.
Requirements
What to Build
You are to building something with software, it could be a product, service, or application, within 24 hours.
What to submit
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Provide a public link to your Git repository with version history maintained. Private repositories may result in reduced marks if judges cannot access them.
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Include a concise description of your project and its key features.
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List any open-source or third-party resources used during development.
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Submit a demo video (maximum 3 minutes) showcasing your project. This can be reused for the final judging round if you progress, or you may choose to pitch live to the judges.
Prizes
Exclusive networking opportunities
An individual coffee chat opportunity with current Canva representatives
Sony Headphones
Part of the prize pool that winners will get to choose from. Each member of the team will recieve one.
JBL mini speaker
Part of the prize pool that winners will get to choose from. Each member of the team will recieve one.
Logitech Mouse
Part of the prize pool that winners will get to choose from. Each member of the team will recieve one.
Dell Keyboard
Part of the prize pool that winners will get to choose from. Each member of the team will recieve one.
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Le Wang
Canva
Helen Helfenbaum
Canva
Judging Criteria
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Creativity & Connection to theme (25%)
Is the project unique, creative, and inspired by nature? -
Impact (20%)
Does it meaningfully contribute to the world ahead of us? -
Execution (40%)
How well is the idea brought to life? Does the prototype/demo work? Is the UI easy to navigate and understand? -
Presentation (15%)
Is the project clearly explained and easy to understand?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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