The first Smart Sustainable City Hackathon based on the Federal project for Digitalization of urban environment “Smart City” will take place in Moscow
Supported by Russian Federation Ministry of Construction, from 31st May to 2nd June industry experts, business leaders, investors, developers and authorities will come together for a 48-hours hackathon. The goal of the event is to create unique solutions on the basis of AI, IoT and distributed ledger technology to implement the governmental project for Digitalization of urban environment “Smart City”.
Evercity presents Smart Sustainable City hackathon - the first blockchain, AI and IoT hackathon for smart sustainable cities in Russia, aimed at solving challenges of smart sustainable cities.
Smart Sustainable City hackathon will take place from 31st May to 2nd June in “GrowUp” coworking in Moscow, bringing together over 200 developers, engineers, ecologists, entrepreneurs, designers and specialists in smart sustainable cities with different expertise and skills.
Designed to become an impulse towards digital transformation, the hackathon is aimed at finding innovative sustainable business solutions for smart cities, based on active implementation of blockchain, IoT and AI technologies. Developers will be working on solutions in several themed tracks, including smart housing and communal services, smart energy, smart public transport, smart urban governance, smart security.
The hackathon will take place in three stages in order to ensure maximal awareness of participants and highest quality of developed solutions.
May 21 - introductory workshop by hackathon partners in the Center of Strategic Initiatives “ASI”
Participants meet each other, join introductory workshops from technical partners about smart city technologies. Hackathon tracks are presented.May 22-30 - online stage
Participants meet mentors, actively communicate with hackathon partners in order to explore specific features of tracks and relevant fields for research in more detail. Teams are formed and registered. Participants decide which track to participate in.May 31 - June 2 - main offline stage in “GrowUp” coworking
During 48 hours participants will be developing solution prototypes in tracks chosen in advance.
The prize pool of the hackathon is 500,000 rubles; partners and track sponsors will also provide special prizes in each category. Hackathon participants will also profit from a valuable opportunity to establish contact with representatives and HR of leading corporations and state institutions for further collaboration.
Last year Evercity successfully held the first Russian Energy Blockchain Hackathon within international Climathon initiative. The event was supported by Hevel Solar, Schneider Electric, EDF, PJSC “Rosseti”, NP “Market Counсil” etc. You can learn more about the results here.
Participants registration: https://evercity.timepad.ru/event/956734/
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About organizers
Evercity - Smart Sustainable Cities ecosystem
Evercity carefully selects best blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, IoT, biotech and cleantech projects in alignment with UN Sustainable development goals, helping them to find further investments and be deployed in smart cities all over the world.
We develop strategic partnerships with international organizations, state, investors and leading research centres and universities in order to build a global smart sustainable city ecosystem.
Russian Carbon Fund
Russian Carbon Fund is an NGO which has been promoting sustainability agenda in Russia since 2011. Fund has cooperated with Sochi-2014 Olympics and FIFA-2018 World Cup Organizing Committees, as well as with large companies including Gazprom neft, Unilever, PepsiCo, UPM etc.
Blockchain-based platform for green finance DAO IPCI is a flagship project of the Fund, which pioneered transaction of carbon credits on blockchain in 2017. The project has been presented on multiple international platforms, including UN Climate Conference COP24.