UGAHacks 3: It's amazing what you can make with a team and a table.

This hackathon has ended.

Thinc Studios - UGA

$1,740 in prizes
1st Place

Prize: Logitech Mechanical Keyboard for each member (up to 4)
2nd Prize

Prize: 750GB Portable External Hard Drive for each member (up to 4)
3rd Prize

Prize: AudioTechnica Over-Ear Headphones for each member (up to 4)
Best Design

Prize: Huion Tablet for each member (up to 4)
Best Hardware Hack

Prize: Raspberry Pi Zero Kits for each member (up to 4)
Best Beginner Hack

Prize: SteelSeries Gaming Mouse Pad for each member (up to 4)
Aspirent Challenge Hack

Sponsor: Aspirent
Prize: 25$ Amazon Gift Card for each member (up to 4)
Challenge: aspirent.ugahacks.com
Google Assistant Challenge Hack

Sponsor: Google
Prize: Google Homes for each member (up to 4)
Challenge: Hack with Google Home
The Home Depot Challenge Hack

Sponsor: The Home Depot
Prize: Raspberry Pi 3 Kits for each member (up to 4)
Challenge: "How can you modify your project to be used in a retail environment?"

It's amazing what you can make with a team and a table.

For details and scheduling, visit our website at www.ugahacks.com!

Michael E. Cotterell
University of Georgia

Shannon Quinn
University of Georgia

Eman M. Saleh
University of Georgia

Technology
How technically impressive is the project? Did the project use a clever technique or use many components? Does it make you go "wow"?
Completion
Does the project work? Did the team achieve their goal for the hackathon?
Creativity
Is this idea new and interesting? Has anything similar to this project been developed before?
Learning
What did the team learn from this? Did they learn a lot of new topics (maybe even soft skills)?
Design
Was this a well designed and thought out project or something that was hastily put together at the last minute? Was the project properly scoped given the time frame?