Purdue University - October 17th-19th - $10,000 in prizes, 500 hackers, 50+ sponsors, 36 hours, 1 room

More information available at http://boilermake.org

Prizes

1st - 5th Place (5)

Each team member chooses one: Apple Watch, Oculus Rift, Xbox One, Playstation 4, 4k Monitor, DJI or Parrot Drone, iPad, Moto 360

6th - 11th Place (6)

Pebble for each team member

Interactive Intelligence - Best Use of Interactive API

$500 for each team member

Apple - Best iOS App

iPad Mini for each team member (4)

Paypal - Best use of Paypal, Venmo, or Braintree

$1000 worth of Legos

Qualcomm - Best Use of Vuforia (2)

Qualcomm DragonBoard for each team member

ExactTarget - Best social mashup

Pebble watches for each team member

MongoDB - Best Use of MongoDB

MongoDB Swag + Amazon Gift Card for each team member

Bloomberg - Most innovative use of Bloomberg API (2)

Choice of Beats headphones or mechanical keyboards (1 per hacker)

Namecheap - Most Awesome Domain Registration

$250 of Namecheap credit

Walmart - best.Mobile(Retail, "Big Data”).idea();

$100 gift card for each team member

Dunnhumby - Hack for health (2)

$100 gift card for each team member

Twilio - best use of Twilio API

Custom bobble-heads for team members

Pebble - Best Pebble Hack

Pebble Steel watches for each team member

Booz Allen Hamilton

Beaglebone Black Starter Kit + a license for ‘Explore Data Science’ (https://exploredatascience.com) for each team member.

Best Badge Hack

One HackRF module per team member!

Apple - Apple TV

Apple TVs for team members

Apple - Pebbles

Pebbles for each team member

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Eligibility

Teams must consist of 4 or fewer members. Only teams that were admitted to BoilerMake and are physically present at the event will be judged.

Requirements

Submit a description of your hack along with screenshots or pictures. Also include a link to the project, if applicable.

Judges

Jonas Lamis
Sensai Corporation

Arthur Nisnevich
All4Staff

Daniel Palacio
Authy Inc.

Holly Chan
Designer, Purdue University

Judging Criteria

Creativity
Technical Difficulty
Usefulness
Polish