SunHacks: Sun Hacks is a student-run hackathon at Arizona State University

Winners will be announced soon

Apr 8, 2018

Galvanize Phoenix

First Place

Winning group members will each receive Amazon Echo and Github backpacks
Second Place

Winning group members will each receive an Sony Extra Bass Smartphone Headset and a Github Octocat Figurine
Third Place

Winning group members will each receive a 2nd Generation Chrome Casts and a Github sticker pack.
Best use of UI/UX

Winning group members will each receive a Fire HD 8 Tablet with Alexa
Best Use of Hardware

Winning group members will each receive a JBL Flip 4 Waterproof Portable Bluetooth Speaker.
Social Impact Award

Best use of technology to impact society in a positive way. Winning group members will each receive an Amazon Echo Dot.
Best Beginner Hack

Winning group members will each receive a Uctronics Primary Starter Kit for Arduino

Must be at least half of the team's first competing at a Hackathon
Amazon - Best Alexa Skill

Best Alexa Skill! Your skill:
· functions correctly (for the intents that are implemented),
· solves a real-world problem,
· has the potential to provide a complete suite of functionality (even if not implemented fully during the hackathon),
· and is a good use case for voice-enablement (it should not be easier to use a website/app than to use your Alexa Skill).

Prize - 4 Amazon echoes
State Farm - VR for Good

VR for Good is about how we can use this technology for the good of humankind. The prize will be Leap Motions and we plan to ship them to the winning team after Sun Hacks ends.

Sun Hacks is a student-run hackathon at Arizona State University

Last year, we were able to bring this culture to Phoenix, Arizona embodied in Desert Hacks and SWHacks and we want to continue expanding this innovative community. Our vision this year is to bring hackers of all backgrounds together for a 36-hour session of bringing their ideas to life. By attracting students from around the country to our annual hackathon, we will cultivate the local tech community and provide students brand new opportunities and connections.

http://sunhacks.io/

View full rules

Eligibility

Participants: Individuals (over 18 years in age) and currently a student
Teams: Up to 4 members

Judges

Thomas Forrest
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Ross Carrigan
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Michelle Capriles-Escobedo
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Daniel Baird
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Michael Rojas
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Andrew Phillips
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Nathan Fegard
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Alli DiNapoli
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Junshu Liu
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Cameron Gutierrez
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Nathaniel Shantz
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Cecilia La Place
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Miguel Cuen
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Esther Avila Rodriguez
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Judging Criteria

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Please see sunhacks.io for categories, prizes and criteria.