As part of the July 15 International Anti Coup Hackathon, which was held online by the Directorate of Communications with the theme "We are Stronger with You" on July 13-19 for the second time this year, the teams that won awards in fields of applications and infographic were announced.
The hackathon started with applications made by 42 teams, including the teams from Turkey, as well as Germany, Israel, Italy and Poland, and continued with 15 teams which made it to the semi-finals following the live presentations made by the teams on July15.
After the final representations, the Phoenix team from Maltepe University ranked first in the applications category with its project “Psychological Analysis System in Social Incidents” that combines artificial intelligence, data mining and science of sociology through social media.
Erciyes Technopark became the winner of the infographic category with its project “Proactive Coup Preventer” that consists of the HTS-based coup plotters diagnosis system, social media manipulation alarm, backup public communication infrastructure and integration of announce systems into smart urban applications.
The Phoenix team, which ranked first in the application category, won 15,000 Euros, and Erciyes Technopark, which ranked first in the infographic category, won 2,000 Euros.
Finalist teams in the July 15 International Anti Coup Hackathon are as follows:
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%98.2 Computer Engineers |
Izmir Advanced Technology Institute |
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Alfabee-Bauntek |
Balıkesir University Technocity |
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Atölye |
Netaş- Karabük University |
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Beykent University |
Beykent University |
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Boğaziçi Cyber |
Boğaziçi University, Management Information Systems |
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DAVET |
Bursa Uludağ University ULUTEK |
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Erciyes Technopark |
Erciyes Technopark |
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HMKÜ&TECHNOPARK |
Hatay Mustafa Kemal University & Technopark |
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Uninterrupted Democracy |
Dokuz Eylül University |
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Niğde Ömer Halisdemir |
Niğde Ömer Halisdemir University and Technology Development Site |
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normSight Cyber Security Technologies |
Technocity-normSight Cyber Security Technologies |
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OMU Council |
Ondokuz Mayıs University |
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Phoenix |
Maltepe University |
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Tohum |
TOBB University of Economics and Technology, Turkish Armed Forces Retiree, Pamukkale University Computer Engineering |
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VTIS-Y |
Atatürk University ATA Technocity |
What is Hackathon?
In our age, in which science and technology prevail, Hackathon emerges as an innovative form of production with a structure that produces fast, efficient and suitable solutions for today's conditions compared to classical working methods such as conventional panels, symposiums and search conferences.
Hackathons are used extensively by the world's leading public and technology institutions, and even by private organizations. In the hackathons organized, it is aimed to produce solutions to problems in a predetermined subject by using codes and designs. Hackathons are performed by the competing teams of a minimum of two and a maximum of six people. In these teams, computer programmers, software developers, designers and project managers-mentors come together. The teams, who come together under normal circumstances, seek innovative solutions to the problem in uninterrupted but limited timeframes varying from 24 hours to one week. They implement the idea of a solution they find through brainstorming as a working software, game or infographic by combining the codes and design. The teams present the projects they create during the hackathon for the evaluation of the jury, and the winning projects are announced by the jury following these presentations.
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