Show Notes
- Host: Dan Hugo
- Summary: October 7 fast approaches, the details of the 2023 NASA International Space Apps Challenge are coming together, will Las Vegas have enough participation to hold our event?
Quick History
- The last time ISAC had a Las Vegas event was 2021, with 28 participants
- Projects were submitted by 4 teams, made up of 12 of the 28 people
- Where did those 12 people go? One still remains in Las Vegas, maybe…
The Challenges
- There are 31 challenges. There were 30, now 31. Will there be more?
- One that may hit close to home here, Everything Starts with Water
- Important to realize that teams with diverse skill sets and interests will have more fun and success with these.
The Hackathon
- The traditional hackathon is an all-nighter. This one is 38 hours, 59 minutes. In a row.
- Pencils-up at 9am sharp, 7 October 2023. We hope to have enough people for multiple local locations, plus possibly a satellite location in California.
- Pencils-down at 11:59pm sharp, 8 October 2023. Submit projects for judging and relax!
- During the hackathon, it will be extremely valuable to have prepared ahead of time and planned a strategy to take on a select challenge.
The Practice Hackathon
- We have a dry run on 23 and 24 September… this is a good idea!
- If you have never participated in a hackathon before, it is important to be prepared, and it will be more fun if your team is ready to go when the timer starts.
- Really, this is important: Do not arrive and start planning after the event begins. You will not have a good time.
Links
- 2023 Las Vegas Event Page (and Sign-up!): https://www.spaceappschallenge.org/2023/locations/las-vegas-nv/
- 2023 Challenges! https://www.spaceappschallenge.org/2023/challenges/
- 2021 Challenges. https://2021.spaceappschallenge.org/challenges/
- 2021 Las Vegas Event. https://2021.spaceappschallenge.org/locations/las-vegas-nv/