This document summarizes an AT&T hackathon event held in Dallas, Texas. It includes: 1. An agenda for the hackathon event outlining welcome/kickoff, lightning talks, team formation, an IBM technical workshop, and hacking time. 2. Information about AT&T's framework and solutions for smart cities involving vertically integrated solutions across areas like transportation, energy/utilities, public safety, and infrastructure. 3. Guidelines for participants including judging criteria, rules, presentation instructions, and prizes for the event. 4. Support resources available to participants like loaner hardware, Bluemix/Watson resources from IBM, and tips for using tools like wireframing software.

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November 18, 2016
AT&T Hackathon – Dallas
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Sr. Product Marketing Manager
AT&T Developer Program
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Tonight’s Schedule
• Welcome & Kickoff
• Lightning Talks
• Team Formation Exercise
• IBM Technical Workshop
• Happy Hacking!

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7. Environmental
Sustainability
Public Safety
Economic
Development
Aging
Infrastructure
Increased
Urbanization
Building a Smarter City
Drivers that influence development
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8. Thought
Leadership
National Institute of
Standards and
Technology (NIST)
Envision America
Spotlight Cities
DOT Challenge
4G LTE
Private LTE
Broadband
Wi-Fi
Giga Power
Satellite
Highly Secure
Connectivity
Energy & Utilities
Transportation
Citizen
Engagement
Public Safety
Infrastructure
Vertically
Integrated Solutions
Control Center
M2X
Flow Designer
Security
NetBond
Cloud
Scalable
Platforms
IBM
Cisco
Deloitte
Ericsson
GE
Hitachi
Intel
Nokia
Southern Company
Qualcomm
Strategic
Alliances
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AT&T Smart Cities Framework

9. Vertically Integrated Solutions
Transportation
•Mass Transit
•Smart Parking
•Route
optimization
•Urban planning
Citizen
Engagement
•Public Wi-Fi
hotspots
•City ‘help/find’
Apps
•Venue/event
experiences
•Smart City
Operations
Center
Energy &
Utilities
•Smart Grid
solutions
•Smart lighting
solutions
•Water
management
•Private LTE
Network
•Video
surveillance
•Communicatio
n solutions
•Gunshot
detection
•Environmental
monitoring
Public Safety
•Waste
management
•Smart building
solutions
•Roads /
bridges
•Venues / parks
•Municipal
services
Infrastructure
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10. Digital Kiosk
Potential Uses/Benefits
1. Wayfinding
2. Transportation options
3. Advertising for area
businesses
4. 311 services
5. 911 call station
6. Smartphone charging
7. WiFi enabled
Potential Uses/Benefits
1. Increase recycling
2. Eliminate overflows
3. Efficient servicing
4. Solar powered
5. Reduced emissions
6. WiFi enabled
Potential Uses/Benefits
1. Reduced reading costs
2. Remote readings
3. Unique event alerts
4. Solar powered
5. Reduced emissions
Smart solutions…
Sanitation / Waste Water Meters

11. Smart Lighting: Multi-Platform capabilities
Potential Uses/Benefits
1. Accident Reporting
2. Parking Availability
3. Snow Accumulation
4. Traffic Light Activation
5. Surveillance
6. Crowd Size
7. Black Ice Detection
8. Illegal Dumping
9. Outdoor Wi-Fi
10. Pervasive Wi-Fi Connectivity
11. Seismic Reporting and Analytics
12. Bridge Stress Detection
13. Pollution Data
14. Gas Leak or Radioactive Material Detection
15. Hyperlocal Weather

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AT&T Foundational Partner: Dallas Innovation Alliance
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Why you’re here…
• Network
• Learn
• Code
• Have fun
• Smile

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Why we’re here…
• AT&T APIs
• Diverse platform
strategy
• Community building
and education

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Connections
AT&T Hackathons are open events where ideas,
suggestions and concepts are shared freely.
By participating in this event, you acknowledge and agree that if you share an idea, suggestion or discuss an
application concept that you are working on that others may use your idea, suggestions or concept and incorporate
into an application that they are working on now or in the future, and you waive any and all claims and lawsuits that
you may have against anyone participating in this hackathon and the hackathon sponsors that may use or
incorporate into an application or other service or product, an idea suggestion or concept that you mention at the
hackathon.
If you cannot agree to this condition, you cannot participate in this hackathon and need to leave.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Full hackathon terms: http://db.tt/kyPS9ojR

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Guidelines
Your app needs to work.
You can present static screen concepts, but they will not be judged for
prizes. Winning apps that function as described will be selected at the sole
discretion of our judges and weighted heavily based on the following 3
criteria:
• Ability to clearly articulate what your app does
• Originality of the idea/concept
• Technically creative and/or challenging implementation
1. Judging Criteria

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Guidelines
• You can use previously started project and code. 25% of the
total finished project must have been added at this
hackathon. If this applies to your project, please submit a
GitHub repository with your team registration.
• Must be present to win.
• Employees of AT&T are ineligible to win (however they may
participate on teams).
2. Rules

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Guidelines
Short & Sweet
Everyone has a maximum of three (3) minutes to present their app to the
full room. Please start by demoing the functionality of your app. Then
explain why you made it, how you made it and why it’s awesome.
3. Presentation

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Guidelines
• Best Overall App
• IBM Watson Challenge
• Mechatronics Excellence Award
• Best Smart City Solution
• Best App from a Woman-led Team
• Trip to Las Vegas to present during the keynote at the 2017 AT&T
Summit conference
• Smart Cities, Healthcare, Sports, Sustainability, Home Automation
4. Prizes

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Housekeeping Items
• This facility will be open 24 hours.
• The link to register to present will be made available tonight via
email. Please register your team by 4PM Saturday.
• Please be respectful of this space and treat it better than you
would treat your own office.
• Restrooms are in the hallway.
• WiFi: The DEC Guest

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Wireframe EVERYTHING!
http://proto.io
http://www.appgyver.com/composer
http://balsamiq.com/

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Loaner Hardware
• Arduino Boards: Sunfounder Super Kit
with Uno R3 for Arduino
• RobotLinking 37 Sensor Kit
• Intel Edison + Grove - Starter Kit CanaKit
Raspberry Pi 2 Complete Starter Kit
(Monitor and keyboard not included)
• Raspberry Pi 2, Model B 1GB, (Monitor
and keyboard not included)
• CanaKit Raspberry Pi 3 (monitor and
keyboard not included)
• Photon Board Maker Kit
• GoPro Hero3
• Sphero SPRK Edition
• Make: GSW Wearables Kit

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Talk about this event!
#ATTHack
@attdeveloper

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32. AT&T IoT Starter Kit
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36. Watson IoT – AT&T IoT Hackathon
Stefania Kaczmarczyk – IBM Developer Advocate - @stefania_kaz

37. IBM Watson Internet of Things
• Powerful Watson Cognitive APIs are free to use.
• Build your project with Watson Cognitive APIs and IBM
Bluemix.
• Find an IBM mentor in the room if you have ANY
questions about Bluemix or Watson IoT.
Have fun!
Try it out! -
http://ibm.biz/TryWatsonIoT

38. Your Hack Support Team

39. What You’re Fighting (Hacking) For
Leverage the power of cognitive
computing and connect your IoT
sensors to the the Watson IoT
Platform in awe inspiring ways.
The IBM Watson Cognitive
Challenge will award the
winning teams for the best use
of Watson Cognitive and
Bluemix APIs.
Have more questions
about what that means?
Come find me.
1st Place - $2000
2nd Place - $1000
*** Best Use of Watson Cognitive and Bluemix ***

40. Register for Bluemix Promo
…Get Pi
Come to the booth!
1.Register for Bluemix
2.Get a 90 Day Free
Trial Extension
3.Get a Raspberry Pi 3

41. Judging - What We Look For
Submission are judged on the following 5 criteria:
1. Originality: Is it something new (we’ve not seen it before and/or fresh
code for you) or a copy of something else?
2. Technology: How well does the app integrate Watson and Bluemix
capabilities (Hint: use the APIs)?
3. Simplicity: How elegantly does it solve the problem (work smarter not
harder)?
4. Completeness: How well did the project meet is own objectives?
(Hint: Start brainstorming what you want to show and then develop
backwards)
5. Presentation: How well did the team present? (You see how fabulous this
slide deck is?)

42. Bluemix Catalog – bluemix.net

43. Watson IoT APIs – Go to IoT Section

44. Node-RED – Look in Boilerplates

45. Get Started!
• Recipes - https://developer.ibm.com/recipes/
• Coursera Course -
https://www.coursera.org/learn/developer-iot
• Do it! http://ibm.biz/TryWatsonIoT
• Kits! We have them!

46. AT&T Hackathon - Dallas
Smart Cities mean the evolution of municipality decision making from reactionary,
based on historic data, to proactive based on real-time data. Transform data collected
from into actionable information enabling intelligent decisions to improve cities within
one or more of the following areas:
AT&T Hackathon Scenario
Develop new innovative applications building on the Internet of
Things in the area of Smart City
• Traffic management
• Garbage collection
• Leak detection
• Lightning
• Utility management
• Parks and recreation
• More!
Applications should deliver one or more of the following business outcomes:
1. Does the application save the Government money?
2. Does the application improve the ability to make smart decisions for the city?
3. Does the application enable the Government to better or more efficiently use
collected data?
4. Does the application improve safety?
5. Does the application have citizen value?

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Idea Pitch and Team Formation
No idea, but looking
for a team?
• You have one minute to
pitch yourself
• Include your name, skills
and interests
Have an idea?
• You will have one minute
to pitch your idea to
everyone
• Include your name and
skillset

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