Hackathon22
OCT
2026
Campus Build 53054
Delhi Technological University, Rohini, Delhi
No. 01
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Build the future of AI. From anywhere in the world.
Geek Room presents a global, fully virtual AI-focused hackathon, open to developers, students, researchers, and builders from any country, background, and skill level.
Bring your ideas, experiment with cutting-edge AI technologies, solve real-world challenges, and build alongside a global community of innovators, all from wherever you are.
With multiple tracks, technologies, and challenges, participants can choose what they want to build and how they want to build it.
One idea. One team. One global stage.
Organized by Geek Room with ❤️
08
OCT
Register for the hackathon, explore the available themes, and get ready to build with the global AI community. Complete your registration before the deadline to participate.
08
OCT
Find your teammates, connect with fellow builders, and prepare for the challenge ahead. Explore technologies, discuss ideas, and get your team ready before the problem statements go live.
01
NOV
Problem statements go live on 1 Nov, and the prototype submission window opens at the same time. Choose your challenge, build your AI-powered solution, and submit your working prototype within the two-week building window.
29
NOV
Submitted prototypes will be evaluated based on the defined criteria. Showcase your solution, explain your approach, and demonstrate how your AI innovation addresses the challenge.
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Problem statements and theme tracks are being finalised. Stay tuned.
A $5,000 prize pool, plus a participation certificate for everyone who submits.
$1,000 cash
Compete for a share of the $1,000 cash prize pool and showcase your AI innovation.
$50 credits
Voice AI credits to help winners continue building and scaling their projects.
100 winners · by Omnidimension
All participants
All participants will receive a certificate in recognition of their effort and involvement.
Projects should be substantially developed during the official hackathon period. Existing libraries, frameworks, boilerplate, and supporting infrastructure may be used, but the core project should be created during the hackathon.
Participants are encouraged to use AI models, agents, APIs, vector databases, frameworks, and other AI technologies. The use of AI tools should be clearly mentioned in the project submission where applicable.
All participants are required to join the official hackathon Discord server. Discord will be used for team communication, important announcements, challenge updates, workshops, technical guidance, and hackathon-related support.
Participants are responsible for checking the official Discord channels regularly so they do not miss important updates, deadlines, or announcements.
Teams can consist of 1–4 members. Each participant can be part of only one team.
All submissions must be original work or use components that participants have the legal right to use. Plagiarism or unauthorized use of intellectual property will result in disqualification.
Participants may use third-party APIs, SDKs, datasets, open-source software, and developer tools, provided they comply with the applicable licenses and terms of service.
Each submission must include:
Each team may submit only one final project.
Projects must comply with applicable laws and platform policies. Projects involving illegal activities, malicious software, fraud, harassment, or harmful content may be disqualified.
Projects will be evaluated based on:
The organizers reserve the right to disqualify submissions that violate the rules, eligibility requirements, or spirit of the hackathon.
Yes. You can take part solo or in a team of up to 4 members. Each participant can be part of only one team.
Anyone, from any country. Students, developers, designers, founders, researchers and AI enthusiasts are all welcome, and no specific degree or experience is required.
Problem statements go live on 1 November 2026, and the prototype submission window opens at the same time.
Yes. The official Discord server is where announcements, challenge updates, workshops and support happen, so every participant is required to join.
Yes. Libraries, frameworks, boilerplate and AI tools are allowed, but the core project must be built during the hackathon, and AI usage should be mentioned in your submission.
Global AI Hackathon
Closes 15 Nov 2026, 11:59 PM
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