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Virtual Hackathon of CEF projects

Published on | 2 years ago

Programmes Climate, Energy, Mobility

The consortia of the Dydas & Spotted projects (co-financed by the CEF) are organising a virtual hackathon.

The CEF Projects Virtual Hackathon is a competition for innovative ideas aimed at developing new smart services/solutions/applications in the sector of Smart Mobility, Urban Green Areas Management, and Open Data (including Satellite Data and Earth Observation Data).

Two main challenges are proposed: 

  • DYDAS consortium: Smart Mobility & Smart Cities (Shed Light-on red traffic lights)
  • SPOTTED consortium: Satellite & Open Data (Shed Light-on urban greenery status)

Selected solutions will be presented in front of a jury, with prizes up to €5.000 for each challenge.

The deadline to submit is January 17, 2023.

More information (challenge details, etc.) can be found on the main website. A detailed terms and conditions is also available here.

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