The n*soria hackathon is focused on the topics of quantified self, smart apps and fitness & health, incorperating the latest possibilities, tracking devices and sensor technology. During the two week n*soria hackathon various workshops and expert lectures related to programming, project management, user experience / interface design and (online) marketing will support participants to further boost the learning progress and enhance the project’s probability of market success.
The projects for the upcoming n*soria hackathon will be announced as soon as possible. Projects provided by our Hackathon sponsors for the last years can be seen below.
See which downloads and resources you might need to work at these projects
Last years projects rangend from fitness trackers to smart storage solutions. Exergames were also a big part of the hacktahon.
Obtaining information about the contents and static as well as variable data of a reusable transport containers and make it retrievable and usable via a cloud database.
Containers with NFC and WiFi to determine their contents and position within the warehouse in order to accelerate sorting as well as searching.
Development of an exergame which uses portable sensors to capture the player's activity and transfer it into the game.
Use Garmin's API to extract fitness data from multiple fitness devices, combine them and display to complete picture of the activity
Development of an online portal to compare and view fitness data from every participating athlete, who then can challenge each other.
Participating teams at the 2016 n*soria hackathon developed software / apps for BITO-Lagertechnik to make their storage solution smater and more efficient with the help of sensors
Design of smart storage container for fully automated storage solutions with integrated sensors, environmental awareness, tracking features, logistics application and cloud connectivity.
Applications for these smart storage containers are: logistics and documentation; tracking and monitoring; live-View of product‘s condition, lecognition of limit overstepping
Participating teams at the 2015 n*soria hackathon developed software / apps for Canyon Bikes’ smart bike computer as well as a cycling power meter that takes different levels and stages of cyclist’s effort into consideration. For details on the results of the team’s work, check out the Presentation!
Smart Bike Computer Presentation
Design & Implementation of Canyon cobranded Android Wear bike app, covering core navigation, mapping, and biking features.
Please note: Canyon® is a registered trademark of Canyon Bicycles GMBH.
Hardware and demonstration material will be provided at the Hackathon location. An adapter and laptop together with charging cable should be brought along.
Participants work together in teams during the workshops and the projects, these teams can be formed before the event but usually groups find themselves on the first day of the event.
The event relies on agile development methods within a constrained timeframe, but allows time and freedom to enjoy the scenery in the spare time.
The hackathon is focusing on mobile application for Google’s Android operating system, addressing the specific requirements of wearables, smartwatches, fitness trackers and other devices. Code is primarily developed in Android Studio with Java.
Of course, everything from Java, C, C #, Ruby, SQL to Whitespace is possible as long as it works