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Organizers
Yuki Kimura
Naoyuki MORI
norimitsu hozumi
Angelhack.osaka
Emi Maruyama
Madison Andermahr
Matt Wright
Ha PHAM
52 people
18 projects
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About this event

A Welcome Note

Over the years we’ve seen teams of coders, designers and entrepreneurs from around the world become Whole Developers, watched as their Thoughts Become Things, and proved that Anyone Can Code. We’ve seen the code commit moment over and over again. The “oh sh*t I hope this works” moment. The moment where you know your hopes and dreams of winning that prize, that spot in the accelerator, that idea validation, are all on the line.

So, for our 10th Global Hackathon Series, we’re asking you to Commit To Your Code, and in turn commit to your project, a global ecosystem, yourself, your team, and your future.

#AH10 is here.

Prizes

  • Home-1st
  • Grand Prize: An exclusive invite to our HACKcelerator

  • A 12-week Curriculum to turn your hackathon idea into a startup reality A diverse network of both local ...

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  • Home-3rd
  • GovTech

  • Challenge: Fight violent extremism in order to foster peace and coexistence through technology. Priz...

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Schedule

  • Saturday

  • Day 1

    9:00 AM : Doors Open (Coffee time)

    9:30 AM : Ideathons& Team building

    12:30 AM : Opening Ceremony &Sponsor welcome

    1:00 PM : Coding Kick Off(with Lunch)

    3:00 PM : Sponsor Breakout Sessions

    7:00 PM : Dinner (with Screening of Seed)　　

    8:00 PM : Pitch Workshop

    9:00PM : Closed

    12:00 AM : Create project profile on hackathon.io, final submission due 1:00 PM, Day 2

  • Sunday

  • Day 2

    8:00 AM : Breakfast

    1:00 PM : Code Freeze & Submission Deadline on hackathon.io (Lunch)

    2:00 PM : A/V Check

    2:30 PM : Demos　　　　

    4:00 PM : Winners are Announced / Prizes!

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Rules

We know some rules are meant to be broken, but you should probably (read: definitely) stick by these: 1.Fresh Code We all start coding at the same time. This is done to keep thi...

We know some rules are meant to be broken, but you should probably (read: definitely) stick by these:

1.Fresh Code
We all start coding at the same time. This is done to keep things fair. No one is allowed to come in and build on top of previous projects. It’s cool to work on designs beforehand, digital mockups, open source frameworks, and anything else available to everyone, but keep things within fair limits.

  1. Code Review
    Winning teams may be subject to a code-review at some point following the event or immediately before winning. This is to ensure that all code used is in fact fresh.

  2. Ownership and IP
    Teams have full ownership of everything they build at our events and are free to do with it as they wish.

  3. Team Size
    No more than five people.

  4. Submissions
    Each hackathon has its individual hackathon.io page where projects will be submitted. Instructions will arrive in your inbox during the hackathon, and will be gone over during the event.

  5. DEMO your Hack
    You must demo your hack in order to present. No slide-decks or Powerpoints will be allowed. Two minute presentation and one minute Q&A from Judges.

Be cool to your fellow hackers! Check out the Code of Conduct if you need help knowing what that means 😉

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