Tech Craftathon

Embark on an innovation odyssey at IdeaStorm, where ideas take flight and innovation knows no bounds. This event is your canvas to craft solutions, pushing the boundaries of technology while embracing the pillars of entrepreneurship, leadership, and innovation. Join forces with fellow visionaries, immerse yourself in the creative process, and compete for recognition and exciting prizes. IdeaStorm is not just a competition; it's an invitation to redefine what's possible and shape the future of tech innovations. Join us and turn your ideas into a revolution!

Guidelines

1. Rounds: The hackathon will consist of three rounds:

- Round 1: Preliminary Evaluation
- Round 2: Prototype/Model Presentation
- Round 3: Final Project Showcase

2. Presentation Guidelines:

Participants are required to refer to the provided PPT guidelines for presentation formatting and structure.

3. Submission Categories:

Participants can submit their work in the following categories:
- Prototype
- Model
- Project

4. Abstract:

Each submission must include an abstract that briefly summarizes the idea, objectives, and key features of the project.

5. Manuscripts:

Participants are allowed to bring relevant manuscripts, research papers, or documentation to support their project during the hackathon.

6. Team Structure:

Participants can choose to work individually or form teams of up to 5 members.

Round 1: Preliminary Evaluation
- Participants will submit their project abstracts and any additional documentation or materials.
- A panel of judges will evaluate the submissions based on criteria such as innovation, feasibility, and potential impact.
- Selected participants will advance to Round 2.

Round 2: Prototype/Model Presentation
- Participants will present their prototypes, models, or project demonstrations to the judges.
- Presentations should follow the provided PPT guidelines and should cover the project's concept, implementation, and potential applications.
- Judges will evaluate the presentations based on criteria such as technical complexity, user experience, and overall presentation quality.
- Selected participants will advance to Round 3.

Round 3: Final Project Showcase
- Participants will showcase their final projects to the judges and the audience.
- Presentations should highlight the project's key features, functionality, and potential impact.
- Judges will evaluate the projects based on criteria such as innovation, practical application, and overall quality.
- Winners will be announced at the end of Round 3.

General Rules
- All submissions must be original and created solely by the participants.
- Plagiarism or any form of academic misconduct will result in disqualification.
- Participants are responsible for bringing their own laptops, devices, and any other necessary equipment for the hackathon.
- The judges' decisions will be final and binding.

Evaluation Criteria
- Innovation and creativity
- Technical complexity and implementation
- Feasibility and potential impact
- User experience and usability
- Presentation quality and adherence to guidelines

Please note that these guidelines are general, and you may need to adjust or add specific details based on your hackathon's requirements and format.