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InnoVortex 2.O

Innovate, Reimagine and Hack Together!

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Host by

TechNeeds IGDTUW

Hackathon Mode

OFFLINE

Ecosystem

All

Venue

Microsoft Gurugram

Conduct

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Tech Stack

All

Participants

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1685+

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19,200 USD

Available in Prizes

Reimagine Track winner4,000 INR
VBC 3,000 INR
Reimagine Orflax Track6,000 INR
Ideathon6,000 INR
Hackathon AI Track100 USDT
Hackathon Web3 Track100 USDT

Description

InnoVortex 2.0 is an exciting and inclusive event organised by TechNeeds IGDTUW which is designed to foster creativity and innovation across all levels of student expertise. This dynamic event features three distinct tracks:

  • Ideathon: Exclusively for first-year students, this track encourages participants to present their innovative ideas and prototypes using Figma. It’s an opportunity for fresh minds to showcase their potential and creativity in a supportive environment.
  • Reimagathon: Open to both first- and second-year students, this track challenges participants to select an existing website and recreate it with their unique creative vision. It's a chance to blend creativity with technical skills and push the boundaries of design and functionality.
  • Hackathon: This track is designed for second-, third-, and fourth-year students who are ready to tackle real-world problems. Participants will work on solving problem statements provided by us, bringing their technical knowledge and problem-solving abilities to the forefront.
  • InnoVortex 2.O is not just a competition; it's a celebration of innovation, creativity, and collaboration. Here, students from various backgrounds come together to share ideas, reimagine possibilities, and create solutions that could shape the future. Join us in this journey of exploration and invention, where every idea has the potential to make a difference!

    FAQs

    What is InnoVortex 2.0?
    Who can participate in InnoVortex 2.0?
    Is there a participation fee?
    Can I participate in more than one track?
    What is the Ideathon track?
    What kind of ideas should I present?
    What is the Reimagathon track?
    Can we choose any website for the redesign?
    What is the Hackathon track?
    What languages and technologies can we use?
    Can I work on my project before the event starts?
    How will the event be conducted (online/offline)?
    Are inter college teams allowed?
    Are teams of seniors and juniors allowed?
    If someone is from the first year and knows coding can they participate in hackathon?
    What is the submission format for all 3 Tracks?
    The problem statement will release on?
    Submission phase and elimination criteria.
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    Reimagine Track winner

    4,000 INR

    Reimagine Track winner

    First Place4,000 INR

    Reimagine Track winner

    Judging Criteria

    Based on the creativity level and easy fluidity of reimagined website.

    VBC

    3,000 INR

    VBC

    First Place3,000 INR

    VBC

    Judging Criteria

    Judging Mode

    Voting Mode

    Reimagine Orflax Track

    6,000 INR

    Reimagine Orflax Track

    First Place6,000 INR

    Reimagine Orflax Track

    Judging Criteria

    Judging Mode

    Voting Mode

    Ideathon

    6,000 INR

    Ideathon

    First Place4,000 INR
    Second Place2,000 INR

    Ideathon

    Judging Criteria

    Judging Mode

    Voting Mode

    Hackathon AI Track

    100 USDT

    Hackathon AI Track

    First Place100 USDT

    Hackathon AI Track

    Judging Criteria

    Judging Mode

    Voting Mode

    Hackathon Web3 Track

    100 USDT

    Hackathon Web3 Track

    First Place100 USDT

    Hackathon Web3 Track

    Judging Criteria

    Judging Mode

    Voting Mode

    Disclaimer:
    HackQuest, as a hackathon platform provider, is not involved in the final judging and reward distribution for any hackathon unless specifically stated otherwise. If no or few submissions meet the host's quality standards, the prize may be subject to change.

    Schedule

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    Registration
    Sep 5,2024 14:30 - Sep 20,2024 17:00
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    Submission
    Sep 20,2024 08:00 - Sep 21,2024 16:30
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    Reward Announcement
    Sep 23,2024 21:00

    Sponsors

    Orflax

    Orflax

    Reimagine Track Partners

    Skillarena

    Skillarena

    Talent Partners

    Interview Buddy

    Interview Buddy

    Interview Preparation Partners

    HackQuest

    HackQuest

    Platform Partners

    Squareboat

    Squareboat

    In-kind Sponsors

    Hackathon PS

    Problem Statement 01: AI Track

    Best Agent Build on GaiaNet ($100)

    Description

    GaiaNet is a decentralized computing infrastructure that empowers individuals and businesses to create, deploy, scale, and monetize their own AI services using proprietary data. Our mission is to unlock living knowledge systems, ensuring these AI services reflect the unique styles, values, knowledge, and expertise of their creators.
    Decentralized AI needs active developer engagement to thrive. By decentralizing the infrastructure, GaiaNet reduces reliance on centralized entities, fostering innovation and ensuring data privacy. Developers are crucial in building and maintaining nodes, creating integrations, and driving the evolution of the protocol. Engaging with GaiaNet allows developers to be at the forefront of this revolution, contributing to a more open, secure, and innovative AI ecosystem.

    Resources

  • Potential project ideas: 50+ Projects that Could be Built On Gaia
  • Install instructions: https://github.com/GaiaNet-AI/gaianet-node?tab=readme-ov-file
  • If you want to employ a RAG model use: https://tools.gaianet.xyz/
  • Documentation: https://docs.gaianet.ai/intro
  • Official GaiaNet Hackathon: Living Knowledge Systems - Decentralized AI Hackathon
  • For technical support join: https://t.me/+a0bJInD5lsYxNDJl
  • Qualification Requirements

  • Utilize GaiaNet's infrastructure for deploying the agent
  • Ensure the agent can provide relevant information and recommendations based on user queries
  • Provide developer documentation on your process( it does not need to be formal)
  • Open-sourced code under the GPL-3.0 license, hosted on a public repository like Github
  • API requirements
  • Domain requirements
  • Agent requirements
  • Nodes requirements
  • Prize Pool: $100

    Eligibility Criteria:

    1. Build during the Hackathon: Projects must be created during the hackathon period to be eligible for a $100 prize pool.

    2. Understand the Requirements: Make sure to read more about the track details, judging criteria, and grading guidelines here.

    3.  Mandatory Dual Submission: To be eligible for the prize pool, you must submit your project on both this hackathon and HackQuest platform. Registration and submission on HackQuest are MANDATORY to qualify for any prizes.

    4. Additional Prize Opportunities: Beyond the $100 prize pool for this hackathon, participants are also eligible for a $50K prize pool in the official GaiaNet Hackathon on HackQuest.



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    Problem Statement 02: WEB 3 Track

    Best Agent Build on Linea ($100)

    Description

    Linea is a zkEVM rollup network developed by Consensys, a leading blockchain and web3 software company. Consensys was founded by Joseph Lubin, a co-founder of Ethereum, and has been a pioneer in the web3 ecosystem since 2014. The company has a strong background in blockchain technology and has developed various products, including MetaMask, Infura, and Linea. The success of Linea is attributed not only to its strong team background but also to the rich resources and extensive industry connections within Consensys. The company prioritizes security and compliance, and Linea has demonstrated tremendous potential and value in advancing blockchain technology.

    Theme for this Track

    Design a consumer-facing Web3 decentralized application that fosters community, engagement, and utility through gamification, social interaction, or novel tokenomics. Innovation at the infrastructure and UX level of Web3 paved the way for significant strides in consumer crypto.


    Innovation at the infrastructure and UX level of Web3 paved the way for significant strides in consumer crypto. This track explores how Web3 technologies and principles can be applied to create engaging and user-friendly consumer products. We're looking for solutions such as (1) SocialFi projects that combine social media features with blockchain technology to reward user engagement, content creation, or community participation, (2) GameFi projects that leverage blockchain technology to create a more immersive and rewarding user experience, (3) Tokenized ticketing and membership dapps that leverage NFTs or attestations.

    Resources

  • Hackathon Resources: https://docs.linea.build/developers/community/hackathons
  • Moving funds to Linea: https://docs.linea.build/users/move-funds
  • Free Test Token Faucet: https://www.hackquest.io/en/faucets
  • Tutorials

  • HackQuest Linea Learning Track
  • Additional Linea Tutorials and Guides
  • Walkthroughs and Use Cases
  • Deploying a Smart Contract
  • Workshops

  • Smart Contract Basics
  • Build an E2E Dapp with Scaffold-ETH
  • From Sand to Silicon: Crafting with Dune API
  • Onchain Users Become Builders with Onthis

  • Some examples of acceptable work?

  • Flappy bird, but with frogs 🐸 and on-chain
  • A step-by-step, published tutorial on how to build a (maybe frog-themed 🐸) dapp on Linea
  • A translated guide on how to build on LineaA published video explainer on how to build with Linea or Linea concepts
  • Improving the UI of a hackathon project you built before
  • A Dune dashboard demonstrating something cool about Linea activity
  • An onthis.xyz shortcut to improve onchain UX
  • Prize Pool: $100

    Eligibility Criteria:

    1. Build during the Hackathon: Projects must be created during the hackathon period to be eligible for a $100 prize pool.

    2. Understand the Requirements: Make sure to read more about the track details, judging criteria, and grading guidelines here.

    3. Mandatory Dual Submission: To be eligible for the prize pool, you must submit your project on both this hackathon and HackQuest platform. Registration and submission on HackQuest are MANDATORY to qualify for any prizes.

    4. Additional Prize Opportunities: Beyond the $100 prize pool for this hackathon, participants are also eligible for a $10K prize pool in the official Linea Dev Cook Off.



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    Problem Statement 03: VBC Track

    Best Website Build for Vashundhra Beauty Collection(3K)

    Description

    Vashundhra Beauty Collection (VBC) is an emerging business that provides a wide range of household items, including clothes, beauty products, and more. Participants are required to build a comprehensive website for VBC, which showcases their product offerings in an organized and user-friendly manner.

    The website must include the following:

    Homepage: A landing page that introduces VBC, highlighting its product offerings and key selling points.

    Information Section: A dedicated section that provides details about the business, including its mission, services, and customer service policies.

    Address Section: Clear and accessible information about the physical location of VBC, including maps or directions if necessary.

    Product Catalogue: A categorized listing of all household items offered by VBC, such as clothes, beauty products, etc.

    In addition to the front-end website, participants must also develop:

    Admin Panel:

    Manage the user list (view, edit, delete).

    Upload new products and manage existing ones.

    View user details, including orders and payment status (both online and offline).

    User Panel:

    Browse and search products, add items to the cart, and manage a wishlist.

    Place orders and track them.

    Access user profiles for managing personal information.

    Payment options, including online payments and Cash on Delivery (COD).

    Resources

    Use creativity and innovation in the design and functionality of the website.

    Qualification Requirements

    Develop a fully functional front-end website that includes all the required sections (Homepage, Information, Address, Catalogue).

    Ensure a well-structured admin panel for product and user management.

    Include a seamless user experience in the user panel, allowing customers to manage orders, payments, and profile details.

    Optimize the website for mobile responsiveness and usability.

    Implement security measures to protect user data and payment information.

    Prize Pool: 3K

    Eligibility Criteria:

    Build during the Hackathon: Projects must be created during the hackathon period to be eligible for the 3K prize pool.

    Understand the Requirements: Make sure to read more about the track details, judging criteria, and grading guidelines provided.

    Mandatory Dual Submission: To be eligible for the prize pool, you must submit your project on both this hackathon and HackQuest platform. Registration and submission on HackQuest are MANDATORY to qualify for any prizes.



    Ideathon PS

    Problem Statement 01: College Life

  • Enhancing Campus Communication: Create a prototype for a platform that improves communication between students, faculty, and administration in a college. The platform should have features for announcements, feedback, and event coordination, ensuring better engagement.
  • Streamlining Internship Opportunities: Design a platform that connects students with internships based on their skills, preferences, and college recommendations. The platform should include filters, reviews, and direct applications.
  • Simplified Academic Resources Access: Develop a solution where students can easily access study materials, recorded lectures, assignments, and academic calendars. Consider integrating AI-based study suggestions based on the student’s performance.
  • Open Source: Think a problem that you faced during your college days, and present a unique solution to solve the same.

  • Problem Statement 02: FinTech

  • Student-Focused Financial Planning: Prototype an app/web that helps students manage their finances, from budgeting to tracking scholarships, loans, and expenditures. The tool should have educational content to help students make informed financial decisions.
  • Micro-Investments for Beginners: Design a FinTech solution that introduces students or young professionals to micro-investing, where they can invest small amounts in diverse portfolios, with tutorials on financial literacy.
  • Open Source: Think a problem regarding FinTech and present a unique solution to solve the same.

  • Problem Statement 03: Safety and Security

  • Campus Safety Monitoring: Build a smart solution for enhancing on-campus safety with real-time location tracking, emergency alerts, and integration with local authorities or campus security.
  • Online Safety for Students: Create a platform that educates and assists students in protecting their online privacy, detecting phishing attempts, and securing their digital identity.
  • Women’s Safety Network: Design an app or platform focusing on women’s safety, providing quick access to resources, emergency contacts, and community support groups for both on-campus and off-campus settings.
  • Open Source: Think a problem regarding Safety and Security and present a unique solution to solve the same.

  • Problem Statement 04: Healthcare

  • Mental Health Support for Students: Develop an app that offers anonymous counseling, stress-relief exercises, mental health tracking, and resources for students dealing with academic and personal pressure.
  • Health Monitoring on Campus: Create a solution that tracks students’ physical health and offers on-campus health support, integrating with college medical staff, health checkups, and emergency services.
  • Disease Awareness and Management Platform: Design a system that helps students stay informed about common diseases (like seasonal flu or COVID-19), with features for symptom tracking and guidance on when to seek medical attention.
  • Open Source: Think a problem regarding Healthcare and present a unique solution to solve the same.
  • Reimagathon PS

    Problem Statement 01: Orflax

    Description:
    Orflax is a well-established entity that provides industrial solutions and services to various sectors. Participants are tasked with reimagining the Orflax website to improve its user experience, design, and functionality. The goal is to modernize the website, making it more engaging, accessible, and user-friendly while maintaining the brand’s professional ide diverse users—both industry professionals and potential clients—ensuring seamless navigation, enhanced content structure, and better responsiveness across devices. Creative elements such as interactive product catalogs, live support, and integration with socntity.


    The redesigned website should cater toial media or industry news can further enhance the user experience.

    Resources:
    Existing Orflax Website:
    https://orflaxindia.com/about/

    Qualification Requirements:

  • Implement a responsive, modern design that reflects Orflax's industry position.
  • Enhance user experience through improved navigation and accessibility.
  • Integrate interactive features such as real-time chat support or virtual product tours.
  • Optimize the site for SEO and mobile devices.
  • Ensure compliance with web accessibility standards.


  • Problem Statement 02: DUV International

    Description:  
    DUV International School aims to provide students with a holistic education, combining academics with extracurricular activities to ensure well-rounded development. Participants are invited to reimagine the school's website to enhance the digital experience for parents, students, and staff.

    The redesigned website should focus on usability, making it easy for parents to find information about admissions, academic schedules, and events. For students, consider adding interactive learning tools, easy access to academic resources, and a portal for extracurricular activities. Improved aesthetics, responsiveness, and accessibility are key to ensuring the website effectively represents the school’s values and mission.
    Resources:
    Existing DUV International School Website:  https://duvinternationalschool.com/
    Qualification Requirements:

  • Create an intuitive and attractive design that reflects the school’s mission and values.
  • Simplify access to key information for parents and students (admissions, schedules, etc.).
  • Add interactive features such as virtual tours, student portals, and resource hubs.
  • Ensure the website is mobile-friendly and optimized for all devices.
  • Comply with web accessibility standards for inclusivity.

  • Problem Statement 03: Upcoming....

    Submission Format


    Ideathon Submission Format-

    1. A video demonstration of your project - Time Limit upto 3 minutes.

    2. Presentation with the following mandatory slides (adding anything else is optional)  Maximum Slides (8 Slides)

  • Problem Statement
  • Architecture
  • How your idea is outstand from others
  • Challenges faced
  • Prototype
  • Future Scope
  • 3. Prototype link(view access to everyone)



    Reimagathon Submission Format-

    1. A video demonstration of your project - Time Limit upto 3 minutes. (explaination of all the changes that you have made).

    2. GitHub Repository link(view access to everyone)

    3. Deployed websit link



    Hackathon Submission Format-

    1. A video demonstration of your project - Time Limit upto 3 minutes. (details of the features that you have added).

    2. GitHub Repository link(view access to everyone)

    3. Deployed websit link

    4. Presentation with the following mandatory slides (adding anything else is optional)  Maximum Slides (8 Slides)

  • Problem Statement
  • Architecture
  • How your idea is outstand from others
  • Challenges faced
  • Prototype
  • Future Scope