Event Details
Date: 22 March 2024 (Friday)
Time: 9.00AM - 7.30PM
Location: NTU TR+78
About the challenge
MAT-HACK! is a thrilling AI Hackathon focused on harnessing the power of MATLAB to innovate in the realm of fitness technology. Participants are challenged to create their own fitness tracker using sensor data from smartphones, turning raw data into valuable insights for enhancing workout effectiveness. This intense, one-day event invites both beginners and advanced programmers to push the boundaries of what is possible with MATLAB.
Get started
Join us on Discord!:
https://discord.gg/yVrzVX8AbC
Resources:
GitHub - mathworks/matlab-mobile-fitness-tracker
https://matlabacademy.mathworks.com/
https://www.mathworks.com/discovery/artificial-intelligence.html
Requirements
What to Build
Using sensor data retrieved from your phone, the goal is to create a model to turn this data into useable results to inform someone about how effective their workout was. This output data could include any sort of fitness data such as calories burned, steps taken, or flights climbed. Your task is not only to figure out what information you want to output, but also how to make a model to output this information. If possible, these models should utilize machine or deep learning techniques. Once you have a model and results, you will need to present your findings in an easy-to-understand manner.
What to Submit
Please sumbit your MATLAB onramp certificate as it is a prerequsite for the hackathon.
Prizes
Mathworks Swag
Top 3 Projects will win prizes from MathWorks!
Includes:
Bags, T-shirts, Baseball cap and many more!
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Dr Supraja
NTU EEE Professor
Romeo Cabading
Techsource Systems Principal Application Engineer
Ian Philip Lowe
Techsource Systems Application Engineer
Judging Criteria
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MatLab Model (70%)
Creativity (10%) Difficulty and Mastery (10%) Functionality (10%) Readability (10%) Data Visualization (10%) Model Making (10%) Advanced Model Making (10%) -
Presenting Results (30%)
Creativity (10%) Interesting delivery methods, innovative and informative Quality (10%) Technical execution of material and attention to detail Concept(5%) Engaging, coherent, and appropriate Clarity(5%) Message is clear and well-communicated
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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