Name: FloridaTechHacks
Start: 2016-04-02T12:00:00.000-04:00
End: 2016-04-03T12:15:00.000-04:00
Location: FloridaTechHacks

This hackathon has ended.

Florida Institute of Technology

First Place

Dell Venue Tablet from MLH +
First Place Medals from MLH +
First Choice from Prize Pool {Xbox One, Amazon Echo, Creopop 3D Printing pen} from KEEN
2nd Place

2nd Place Medals from MLH +
Second Choice from Prize Pool {Xbox One, Amazon Echo, Creopop 3D Printing pen}
3rd Place

3rd Place Medals from MLH +
Third Choice from Prize Pool {Xbox One, Amazon Echo, Creopop 3D Printing pen} from KEEN
Best Use of Arduino

Pebble Smartwatches from KEEN
Best Use of Kotlin

Professional Jetbrains Licenses
Best Internet of Things Hack

Intel Compute Stick From Intel and DTx
Best Use of Amazon Web Services

1 TB Hard drive from MLH
Best Female Hacker

$100 Amazon Gift Card
Best First-time hacker

$100 Amazon Gift Card
Best developer tool

Octacat trophy
Best Domain

Punniest domian gets a swag bag

Create the future in a 24 hour software development marathon.

FloridaTechHacks is the Space Coast’s first MLH-certified hackathon! It will be lasting for 24-hours through the weekend of April 2nd - 3rd.

All you need to do is grab some friends, come up with a crazy idea, and take your best shot at making it a reality!

FloridaTechHacks is open to all College students and people that have graduated within the past year.

Ryan Stansifer
Professor at Florida Institute of Technology

Tabitha Beavers
CEO, Project Based Learning

Jen Schlegel
Head of Innovation, College of Engineering, Florida Institute of Technology

David Beavers
Fab Lab

Societal Impact / Value Creation
How much of a buzz your product likely to create in the world
Innovation
How creative the idea is.
Execution
Implementation of the idea
Completion
How close to completion the implementation of the idea is