Requirements
Teams will submit a video (no longer than 4 minutes) presenting their project, and any relevant supporting materials:
- A link to any source code (GitHub)
- Pictures of any hardware
- Any presentation slides used
Prizes
$1,350 in prizes
Best Software
Best Software
1 winner
$250 Cash Prize
Best Hardware
Best Hardware
1 winner
$250 Cash Prize
Best Game
Best Game
1 winner
$250 Cash Prize
Best Community Hack
Best Community Hack
1 winner
$250 Cash Prize
Best Rookie
Best Rookie
1 winner
$50 Cash Prize
In order to qualify, more than half of the team must be first time hackathon participants
Honorable Mentions
Honorable Mentions
3 winners
$100 Cash Prize for each team
Judges
Andrew Nolan
Mathworks
Connor Stevens
DraftKings
Joshua Cuneo
WPI Faculty
Judging Criteria
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Overall Design
How good is the project overall? How technically difficult/complex is the project? Does it feel incomplete or unfinished? -
Creativity
How creative or unique is the project? -
Impact
Is there potential for this project have a strong impact on society or community? Could this project help or have influence on large groups of people? How beneficial is the project to the user? -
User Interface/User Experience
How well thought out is the user interface/user experience of the project ? -
Video Demonstration
How effective was the demonstration in helping the audience understand the project?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager


