About the challenge
HackinMiami is a premier two-day event on June 15-16, 2024, featuring an AI-focused hackathon designed to showcase and elevate the vibrant tech ecosystem in Miami. This dynamic gathering connects developers, product managers, UI/UX designers, and AI enthusiasts to tackle pressing challenges in the local tech landscape through innovative solutions. Featuring dual tracks (General and HealthTech-focused), access to top AI tools, educational programming, and networking opportunities, HackinMiami fosters collaboration and empowers participants to create impactful technological advancements.
Requirements
What to Build
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Innovative Solutions:
- Develop a software application, tool, or system that leverages AI to address real-world challenges within the Miami tech ecosystem.
- Projects can be focused on any area, with a special track for HealthTech innovations.
- Solutions should showcase creativity, technical skill, and the potential for real-world impact.
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Key Areas of Focus:
- General Track: Open to a diverse range of tech challenges that can include web or mobile applications, AI-driven tools, data analytics platforms, etc.
- HealthTech Track: Focus on healthcare technology, such as patient management systems, diagnostic tools, telemedicine platforms, or AI-driven health analytics.
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Technology and Tools:
- Use leading AI platforms, models, and APIs provided during the event.
- Incorporate cutting-edge technology and methodologies to enhance your project.
What to Submit
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Project Documentation:
- Project Title and Team Name: Clearly state the title of your project and the name of your team.
- Abstract: A brief summary (100-200 words) describing your project, its purpose, and its key features.
- Problem Statement: Outline the problem your project aims to solve and its significance.
- Live Presentation (5 minutes): Be prepared to present your project live to the judges, including a Q&A session to discuss your work.
- Video Demo (up to 3 minutes): A video demonstrating the functionality of your project. Highlight key features, user interactions, and the overall user experience.
- Pitch Deck: A slide deck (up to 10 slides) summarizing your project, its impact, and potential future developments.
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User Documentation:
- User Guide: A simple guide explaining how to use the application, including installation steps, user interface navigation, and key functionalities.
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Additional Materials:
- Supporting Files: Any additional files that support your submission, such as datasets used, design files, or supplementary documentation.
Ensure all submissions are clear, concise, and complete. Submissions will be evaluated based on creativity, technical complexity, potential impact, and overall presentation.
Everything you need to know is here.
Prizes
Delta Airlines - Winner
Delta Airlines Credits
Delta Airlines - Runner Up
Delta Airlines Credits
Google Cloud Best Project Award - Runner Up
Google Cloud Credits for the Runner Up
Google Cloud Best Project Award - Winner
Google Cloud Credits for the Winner
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Aditi Joshi
Google
Hilmon Sorry
The Source Groups
Vasileios Stathias
Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center
Pipe Martina
Google
Ja'dan Johnson
Builders Collective
Judging Criteria
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1. Innovation (25%)
-Originality: How unique and creative is the solution? Does it offer a new approach to solving the problem? -Innovative Use of Technology: How well does the solution leverage AI and other technologies? Are the technologies used in novel ways? -
2. Technical Execution (25%)
-Functionality: Does the solution work as intended? Is it free from significant bugs and issues? -
3. Impact (20%)
-Potential Impact: What is the potential impact of the solution on the target users or market? Can it solve real-world problems effectively? -Scalability: Can the solution be scaled to accommodate a larger audience or expanded functionality? -
4. Design and User Experience (15%)
-User Interface: How intuitive and user-friendly is the interface? Is it visually appealing and easy to navigate? -User Experience: How well does the solution meet the needs of the end-users? Is it accessible and inclusive? -
5. Presentation (15%)
-Clarity of Explanation: How well did the team explain their solution? Was the problem, solution, and technical implementation clearly articulated? -Engagement: How engaging and compelling was the presentation?
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