Hackathon presentation with rules and guide

1. TECH-HACKATHON
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2. GENERAL EVENT GUIDELINES:
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1. PROBLEM STATEMENT ALLOCATION:
Problem statements will be provided on the spot by the organizing committee.
2. PROBLEM UNDERSTANDING:
All teams must thoroughly read and understand the given problem statement within the allotted
preparation time.
3. PRESENTATION REQUIREMENT:
Each team is required to prepare a presentable PowerPoint (PPT) presentation based on the assigned
problem statement within the given time frame.
4. PITCHING TO JUDGES:
Teams must pitch their PPT presentation to the panel of judges within their designated pitching time slot.

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POWERPOINT (PPT) GUIDELINES:
1. Slide Limit: The PPT must consist of a maximum of 6 slides.
2. Slide Structure:
• Slide 1: Introduction of team members along with the title of the assigned problem statement.
• Slide 2: Detailed description and background of the problem statement.
• Slide 3: Proposed solution, including how the problem will be addressed effectively.
• Slide 4: Explanation of the methodology and technologies used to solve the problem.
• Slide 5: Further elaboration or continuation of the solution and implementation details.
• Slide 6: Conclusion, highlighting the efficiency and impact of your proposed solution.

4. PROBLEM STATEMENTS
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1. Develop an efficient and seamless solution for tracking daily student attendance in colleges, utilizing minimal
external resources.
2. Design a method for public road monitoring and data collection leveraging existing infrastructure and
resources.
3. Create a secure, multi-user document collaboration platform that functions without the need for cloud
storage.
4. Develop a low-cost air purification system tailored for college students, ensuring affordability and
effectiveness.
5. Engineer a safety device to detect, alert, or protect sewage workers and miners from exposure to harmful
gaseous emissions.
6. Propose a robotics-based solution capable of performing last-mile deliveries within densely populated,
campus-like environments.
7. Explore innovative concepts involving robot- or machine-assisted physical therapy to support patient
rehabilitation.
8.Design zero-contact accessibility solutions to assist visually impaired individuals in navigating public
environments such as elevators, pedestrian crossings, and other shared spaces.

5. EVALUATION CRITERIA:
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JUDGES WILL EVALUATE EACH TEAM BASED ON THE FOLLOWING PARAMETERS:
• Innovativeness and Creativity of the proposed solution
• Feasibility and Practicality of implementation
• Clarity, Presentation Quality, and how well the idea is conveyed
• Communication Skills and expressiveness during the pitch
• Ability to Engage the Judges and maintain their interest