The Cisco IoT Hackathon 2024 aims to engage students in IoT projects and research. It will take place at AIUB on October 19, organized by Cisco Bangladesh and the AIUB Institute of Continuing Education.
Organizers announced that registration for project ideas has begun. Up to 20 teams will be chosen to reach the final stage of the competition, with each team consisting of 3 to 5 members.
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The event will host corporate leaders, IoT experts, and university professors. The hackathon offers prizes of 50,000 rupees for first place, 30,000 rupees for second place, and 20,000 rupees for third place.
Employees and students of any age or class can participate in this competition.
The hackathon application deadline is October 5, 2024. To participate, email your name, organization, mobile number, and email address to [email protected]. You can also find more details on the AIUB Institute of Continuing Education’s Facebook page.