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Hackathon: “Solving city problems regarding urban mobility”
Participants: University and high school students from Barcelona (UPC) and Toulouse
Data: 16th (12:00-18:00) and 17th November (9:00-13:00) 2022
Location: Aula Màster, UPC Campus Nord.
There will be 10 teams of around 10 participants each, both from Barcelona and Toulouse. Participants will receive several gifts. The winning team will receive a special gift. Also, we will send a Diploma to each participant as a collaborator with the Project 4I4U.
*** REGISTER HERE: https://forms.gle/anLNwfGnKGBZXD9H9
All students who participate in these activities will receive an EIT Urban Mobility T-shirt and a free ticket to visit the Tomorrow Mobility Congress on November 17th, after the Hackathon.
Please, do not hesitate to contact us for any doubt: [email protected], [email protected]
We encourage you to participate in both interesting experiments to help improve urban mobility in Barcelona!
Looking forward to seeing you!
Warmest regards,
Mónica Aguilar Igartua
Alexandra Hoesli
Elisa Sayrol
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The Hackathon was a great success. It was wonderful to see so many passionate young people developing their projects so quickly, perfectly organized in their heterogeneous teams made up of engineering students, master students, high school students along with students from a School of Fine Arts. We had 90 participants from the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées (INSA) Toulouse, the Institut Supérieur des Arts et du Design de Toulouse (ISDAT), the Lycee Polyvalent Joseph Gallieni and the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC).
The students were previously organized in 8 teams, with members of the different participating institutions, and they had several proposals from the organizers on how to improve urban mobility issues in cities like Barcelona and Toulouse: Mobility at nigh, mobility and health, micromobility, impact of large events on urban mobility, urban delivery, as some examples. They had a lot of material to design, develop and implement their proposals:
- A kit of board, sensors (accelerometer, ligth, temperature, humidity, sound...) and actuators (LED, buzzer...)
- Air quality sensors
- Material to build the prototypes (boxes, cables, screw, glue, tape...)
- Office supplies (pen, pencil, rubber, post-it, colour pencils, scissors, stapler, markers...)
In just under 10 hours (afternoon 16th and morning 17th Nov 2022), the teams designed their proposal to solve a specific problem related to urban mobility, build a first prototype to demonstrate their idea and prepared their 7-minute pitch showing their project to the audience.
The Hackathon Jury evaluated the impact of each proposal, the technical and economical feasibilities and the prototype. It was was composed by:
- Elisa Sayrol Clos (TecnoCampus, UPC)
- Cristina Juárez Batlle (CARNET)
- Mélane Julliot (Toulouse Métropole)
- Ángel López Rodríguez (Barcelona City Council)
The Hackathon organizers are very proud of all the Teams. From what we have seen here, we are looking forward to seeing the promising proposals throughout their careers to help improve urban mobility in our cities!
After the Hackathon, all participants attended the Tomorrow Mobility Congress kindly invited by the EIT Urban Mobility.
We visited the EIT Urban Mobility booth, where the winner group had a nice conversation with them.
More info:
- Tweeter announcingthe Hackathon: https://twitter.com/MonicaAguilarIg/status/1582710028406255619
- Tweeter about the Welcome of the participants: https://twitter.com/MonicaAguilarIg/status/1592891311325343745
- The Hackathon organizers: https://twitter.com/MonicaAguilarIg/status/1594399746852012034
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Hackathon: “Solving city problems regarding urban mobility”
Participants: University and high school students from Barcelona (UPC) and Toulouse
Data: 16th (12:00-18:00) and 17th November (9:00-13:00) 2022
Location: Aula Màster, UPC Campus Nord.
There will be 10 teams of around 10 participants each, both from Barcelona and Toulouse. Participants will receive several gifts. The winning team will receive a special gift. Also, we will send a Diploma to each participant as a collaborator with the Project 4I4U.
*** REGISTER HERE: https://forms.gle/anLNwfGnKGBZXD9H9
All students who participate in these activities will receive an EIT Urban Mobility T-shirt and a free ticket to visit the Tomorrow Mobility Congress on November 17th, after the Hackathon.
Please, do not hesitate to contact us for any doubt: [email protected], [email protected]
We encourage you to participate in both interesting experiments to help improve urban mobility in Barcelona!
Looking forward to seeing you!
Warmest regards,
Mónica Aguilar Igartua
Alexandra Hoesli
Elisa Sayrol
--------------------------------------------------------------
The Hackathon was a great success. It was wonderful to see so many passionate young people developing their projects so quickly, perfectly organized in their heterogeneous teams made up of engineering students, master students, high school students along with students from a School of Fine Arts. We had 90 participants from the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées (INSA) Toulouse, the Institut Supérieur des Arts et du Design de Toulouse (ISDAT), the Lycee Polyvalent Joseph Gallieni and the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC).
The students were previously organized in 8 teams, with members of the different participating institutions, and they had several proposals from the organizers on how to improve urban mobility issues in cities like Barcelona and Toulouse: Mobility at nigh, mobility and health, micromobility, impact of large events on urban mobility, urban delivery, as some examples. They had a lot of material to design, develop and implement their proposals:
- A kit of board, sensors (accelerometer, ligth, temperature, humidity, sound...) and actuators (LED, buzzer...)
- Air quality sensors
- Material to build the prototypes (boxes, cables, screw, glue, tape...)
- Office supplies (pen, pencil, rubber, post-it, colour pencils, scissors, stapler, markers...)
In just under 10 hours (afternoon 16th and morning 17th Nov 2022), the teams designed their proposal to solve a specific problem related to urban mobility, build a first prototype to demonstrate their idea and prepared their 7-minute pitch showing their project to the audience.
The Hackathon Jury evaluated the impact of each proposal, the technical and economical feasibilities and the prototype. It was was composed by:
- Elisa Sayrol Clos (TecnoCampus, UPC)
- Cristina Juárez Batlle (CARNET)
- Mélane Julliot (Toulouse Métropole)
- Ángel López Rodríguez (Barcelona City Council)
The Hackathon organizers are very proud of all the Teams. From what we have seen here, we are looking forward to seeing the promising proposals throughout their careers to help improve urban mobility in our cities!
After the Hackathon, all participants attended the Tomorrow Mobility Congress kindly invited by the EIT Urban Mobility.
We visited the EIT Urban Mobility booth, where the winner group had a nice conversation with them.
More info:
- Tweeter announcingthe Hackathon: https://twitter.com/MonicaAguilarIg/status/1582710028406255619
- Tweeter about the Welcome of the participants: https://twitter.com/MonicaAguilarIg/status/1592891311325343745
- The Hackathon organizers: https://twitter.com/MonicaAguilarIg/status/1594399746852012034
