
Drones
Anything that leaves the ground. Book a platform, strap your idea to it, and prove it flies before pitch day.

Anything that leaves the ground. Book a platform, strap your idea to it, and prove it flies before pitch day.

The same problem with worse physics. Submersible platforms for teams whose product starts where the signal ends.

The hardest form factor in the building. Put hands, balance, and your software on a machine shaped like its operator.

Teach an arm to do something useful. Collaborative cells, grippers, and 48 hours to make one earn its place on a line.

Hardware you look through instead of at. Build the layer between the machines in this house and the people running them.

Rovers, carts, and anything that carries a payload somewhere it should not go. Ground vehicles for products that move.
Not on the list? Teams are not limited to these categories. Propose your own idea with your own equipment — we will help you build it with what the house has, or arrange delivery of what it does not.
Whatever category you booked, the full fleet below is available to every team for the entire hackathon — not a demo behind a rope. Design it one day, hold it the next. The printers go first.





Investors and venture partners walk the floor for the whole run, not just on pitch day — they see teams in action, at their benches, while the product is still being born. Have something you can show in two minutes.
The hackathon is the entry point, not the product. When it ends, everyone — participants, partners, investors, media — joins one open ecosystem chat, and the strongest founders are invited to keep building in the same house.
The house itself: four floors and a courtyard turned into a hub for building, content, and networking.
Compute, engineers on the floor, and the Drones category prize.
Infrastructure for every team, and the platform workshops on day one.
200 seats. Three days, six hardware categories, a full print farm, and a pitch day in front of investors. Applications close on 12 September.