The Third Annual Baltimore Hackathon
Winners!
Individual Software & Audience Favorite
Node Swipe
Peter Collins
Interactive swiping game powered by node.js
Individual Hardware
Positional Lighting
Shea Frederick
Team Software
Bikestack
Chase Gilliam, Harrison Tan, Brice Dobry, Salvador Hernandez, Nate Weiner
Bike stack is a project founded by neighbors to help simplify bike parking and make Baltimore a better place to live.
Team Hardware
Laminar Fountain Dance Pad
Traitify Sponsor Prize
Traitify Classroom
Jamison Hyman, Jonathan Soffar, Patrick Roderick
TraitifyClassroom uses Traitify's personality test to help teachers cater a classroom curriculum to their students' personalities.
Lookingglass Cyber Solutions Sponsor Prize
LookingGlass Checkers Challenge
Jason Lewis,Milt Reder,Henk Reder
Create a client-side, dynamic, replayable checkers game in ClojureScript (and Datascript).
Paypal Sponsor Prize
Answer to Pay
Stanley Black & Decker Sponsor Prize
Auto Nav Robot
Honorable Mentions
Mot software
Functional Reactive Programming for Robots
Max Goldstein
A raspberry-pi based robot controlled by a new programming technique meant to make reactive (continuously-running) programs easier to reason about.
The "Something" Clock
Mustached Octo Rove
Other Projects
In psuedo-random order
App for Local Farmers + Customers
Traffic TrackIt
Scribe
Helping Thread.org
The Big Moon Dig
Tom Riley, Inc. Rover03 (a virtual robot)
Return to the Moon with us now to prepare the ground for a real lunar settlement through study, simulations, team building, e-games, and exploration.
Interactive Powerpoint
Fantasy Sports Lineup Generator
Timeline
Duoflo
Carousel of Lights
Jason Denney, Katie Locke
A non-competing project. We assembled BlinkyTiles into a circular pattern and created various colorful looping illuminating patterns using Arduino C.