IIIRecognition
My Hackathon Wins
Backboard track winner
Hack the North
An AI hardware workbench with Gaussian-splat reconstruction, object detection, guided assembly, and Backboard memory across debugging sessions.
- Backboard track winner — Hack the NorthTinkerly. An AI hardware workbench with Gaussian-splat reconstruction, object detection, guided assembly, and Backboard memory across debugging sessions.
- 1st place — SummerHacksSpark. A rover that walks with you, decides which minutes mattered, and rebuilds them as places you can step back into.
- Track winner — Hack the 6ixRecompile. A wellness companion that reads your vitals and your commits, then waits for a boundary to interrupt.
- 1st place — GDG Build with AIFlux. An AI study system that turns lectures, PDFs, and notes into podcasts, games, flashcards, and quizzes.
- 2nd place — Cursor HackathonHaggle. Agents that find sellers, call them by phone, and negotiate a better price.
- 1st place — United Hacks V7PitchSide. Real football matches rebuilt from their recorded event streams into navigable 3D worlds.
- 3rd place — Agent Shyft HackathonSynapse. A classroom platform where uploaded course material becomes adaptive study modes.
- Track winner — Sand Castle HackathonTide & Till. A cozy fishing game built on real marine-life and recipe data.