From
Industrial Revolution
To
Sustainable Planet
February 28th - March 4th | ONLINE
Thank you for your participation and
congratulations to all Winners.
Click here to see the Winners list.
What is a Hackathon?
A hackathon is a problem-solving competition in which a diverse group of people form a team and decide to collaborate intensively to develop solutions to given problems or “challenge sets”. A cause hackathon, such as this Sustainability hackathon, is an event focussed on increasing awareness of global causes and providing avenues for participation to become engaged and involved in making the world a better place.
All you need to do is click on the registration link and register using our eventbrite page.
Registrations are open to Seneca students. For additional colleges and universities open from Jan 21, 2022. Participating colleges and universities will be listed. If you are NOT a student in any of the qualifying institutions, you may still participate, but MUST be assigned to a team anchored by Seneca Students. The Student Success Team will help you accomplish this.
No worries, We will help start your hackathon journey with awesome workshops and events which will help strengthen your problem solving skills.
You can form team of a maximum of 5 members. If you don't have a team, you can meet other peer hackers from across the globe at the event and form a team!
Timeline
Solution Technologies
Seneca Sustainability Hackathon has partnered with Google Cloud on the Cloud Speaker Series workshop series. Partnering with the Cloud Speaker Series allows us to provide a month of free access to the Google Cloud Skills Boost platform where students can access a catalog of hands-on lab training for Google Cloud products and services. Access here.
GRAND PRIZE
$2000
For the final winning team &
a chance to present your idea to the investor
All challenge set winners get WINNER Micro credential & sustainable Hackathon Tees
3 DAY PASSES FOR GRANDSTAND
31 MONTREAL GP
JUNE 17-19
Exclusively for F1 Challenge set winning team
Category winners get $500 & an opportunity to present the idea to Thinking North Investor Network
All rule abiding participants have chances to win over $1000 worth of prizes in social media - based contest & receive a participant micro credential
Keynotes
Sustainability Hackathon 2022 Opening
Keynote Video by Sandrine Garneau F1 GPCanada 1
Closing Ceremony - Seneca Sustainability Hackathon 2022
Yog Front Sessions
Yog Front Seneca Hackathon video
Yog Front Organization
Dr Rohini Gautam Presentation on Panch Kosha
Dr. Rohini Gautam
Annamaya Kosha - Sustainability Program
Yog Front Organization
Pranamaya Kosha
Yog Front Organization
Manomaya Kosha
Yog Front Organization
VIGYANMAY KOSHA ...
Yog Front Organization
AnandMaya Kosha
Yog Front Organization
Our Sponsors
Corporate Social Responsibility
Cities and Municipalities
Global Causes and Organizations
Net-Zero Goals
Technology and Supporters
Hackathon Winners
Grand Prize Winner
Team name - AKR3
Reneware aims to reduce e-waste by providing a platform for consumers and corporations to make tech donations which are then sent to less fortunate communities, such as schools or low-income families, while also utilizing internal components from damaged devices in our computing network made from recycled processing power.
Team Members
- Yu-Kai Wu
- Jexequiel Ravni Arador
- Kayden Nguyen
- Aaron Chan
- Swati Chourey
Cities and Municipalities
Team name - Richmond Hill Cats
Building connections for natural heritage in Brampton by creating a mobile app that is interactive, attracts users through gamification and allows people to connect within the community.
Team Members
- Beth Sun
- Hanyang Yu
- Shirley Gu
Global Causes
Team name - Hack it up
Create a self-help problem gambling app called “Play Wisely” are: Assess Reasons of Gambling, Diagnose Severity of Gambling, Generate Individualized Treatment Plan.
Team Members
- Yancy Liu
- Samantha Belnavis
- Gajan Ketheeswaran
- Vaibhav Parmar
- Eric Rak
Net Zero
Team name - HighFive
A novel inventory management solution leveraging barcode and smell sensors to record and track food wastage in the restaurant while predicting daily consumption patterns for smart buying recommendations.
Team Members
- Qian Tang
- Lomia Wu
- Wenhan Rong
- Jennifer Wang
- QING ZHANG
Frequently Asked Questions
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