HackOverflow is an annual collegiate Hardware Hackathon that provides students from all backgrounds and interests with a fun opportunity to learn, collaborate in teams, and build physical product prototypes of what could be the next big thing. The purpose of HackOverflow is to create a diverse environment where students can work hands-on with society-impactful projects and attain technical skills applicable for future careers. There is ample opportunity to network with peers, mentors, and industry experts. At HackOverflow, we strive to develop the community through education, ideation, teamwork, initiative, and invention. Our goal is to showcase the brilliance of technology and its power to do wonders for society

Hackathon Sponsors

Prizes

$1,795 in prizes
1st Best Overall Hack
1 winner

GPro Superlight

2nd Best Overall Hack
1 winner

JBL Flip 4 Portable, WaterProof Bluetooth Speaker

3rd Best Overall Hack
1 winner

Gift cards

Best Beginner Hack
1 winner

Air Tags

Best Robot Hack
2 winners

Echo Dot

Black Cape: Best Veteran Hack
1 winner

Headphones

Best Idea That Failed Hack
1 winner

Goodie Bag

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

HackOverflow and Co.

HackOverflow and Co.

Judging Criteria

  • Automation
    Is the project able to operate and accomplish its intended task?
  • Execution
    Is the project complete and polished?
  • Innovation
    How unique and original is the idea?
  • Impact
    Does the project have a meaningful impact on their target audience and broader community?
  • Difficulty
    How challenging is the build of the hack?
  • Presentation
    Is the team able to persuasively present their project and answer all questions?

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