Join us on November 19th-20th for M&T Bank’s second Meet & Hack, a hackathon for the RIT community.
In teams of 1-4, you'll have 24 hours to create something new (an app, website, business idea, you name it) and compete in one of 2 categories: Community and Productivity —to win some awesome prizes.
We’re committed to being accessible, inclusive, and beginner friendly. We’ll have a team of talented mentors available 24/7 via Discord for any hacking guidance you may need. Students uncomfortable with participating in person are invited to meet and/or hack remotely from their house or dorm.
Requirements
Teams will present in-person 5 minute demos showing off their project along with any additional project files and information. The presentation must address the following questions:
• Clearly describe your idea. What problem are you trying to solve/how will it add value? Who are your users?
• Explain your technical stack. What languages/tools/technologies did you use, and why?
• What was the most challenging part of creating the project?
• If you had more time, what enhancements would you add?
• Any other notable features/results/takeaways?
Prizes
$10,304 in prizes
ASUS TUF 27" Gaming Monitor
(2)
Apex Pro Mechanical Keyboard
(2)
Divoom Pixoo-64 64x64 Programmable LED Panel Display
(2)
JBL Go 3
Divoom Pixoo 16x16 Programmable LED Panel Display
LEGO Bonsai Tree
Community Hack
(3)
Productivity Hack
(3)
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges

Malkiel Asher
M&T Bank

Victoria Faltisco
M&T Bank

Donald Fung
M&T Bank

Tommy Geiger
M&T Bank

Joshua Monica
M&T Bank

Ayan Monpara
M&T Bank

TJ Tribunella
M&T Bank

Mike Zaharkin
M&T Bank
Judging Criteria
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Idea
Does your idea tackle a real-world problem? Who are your users? Where will you take the project next? -
Creativity & Originality
Is your idea or approach novel, creative, or original? What sets your idea apart from other competitors in this space? -
Technical Challenge
How challenging is the problem you’re trying to solve? How well suited is your tech stack to the problem you’re trying to solve? -
Solution Quality
How well did your team present your idea? How polished and accessible is the user experience?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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