Open IoT Challenge 3.0 | Winners

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View the 10 Finalists

Final Reports and Blog Posts

InMoodforLife | Final Report

Feb 28, 2017

krishi-IoT | Final Report

Feb 28, 2017

RHDS | Final Report

Feb 28, 2017

Agrinode | Final Report

Feb 28, 2017

Antipollution | Final Report

Feb 28, 2017

I-Greenhouse | Final Report

Feb 28, 2017

Key Facts

Timeline

Nov. 30 Application deadline
Dec. 5 Hardware starter kits announced
Feb. 27 Final submission deadline
Mar. 8 Winners announced

Prize pool
$20,000+

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teams entered!
List of Proposals

Technology Involved

We believe the IoT will be based on open standards and open source technology, and with this challenge we want to highlight how those can be used to build great solutions. Developers who participate in the challenge are encouraged to build their solutions using any or all of the following technologies:

IoT open standards
(e.g MQTT, CoAP, LWM2M, or OPC-UA)

Eclipse IoT projects, such as Californium, Edje, Kura, Leshan, Milo, Mosquitto, Paho, SmartHome, Vorto …

Other open source technology, like Cloud Foundry, OpenShift, Apache Spark or Camel.

Commercial hardware and services that interact with open source software and open standards for for IoT

Tell Us How You Build It

A key aspect of this challenge is sharing knowledge with the community and therefore, we want participants to document and discuss their experience when building their IoT solution. So we expect you to blog about things like selection process for your hardware, architecture decisions, etc. Of course, publishing code and videos is also a great way to engage!

  • Applications for the developer challenge will open on October 31, 2016.
  • Hardware kits – On December 5, 2016, the teams behind the 10 best proposals will be offered $150 to buy hardware online, and access to special sponsors offerings.
  • Submissions of the final solution must be completed by February 27, 2017 (11.59pm PDT). Prizes will be awarded for the top 3 solutions.

The solutions will be judged on the following criteria:

  • Applicability of a solution to a specific industry, like Smart Cities, Industrie 4.0, Remote Health, etc.
  • Completeness of solution
  • Use of open standards and open source technology
  • Amount of community discussion from the participants when they built their solution

Contest Rules

  • The challenge is open to any individual aged 18 years or older.
  • The solution submitted by the applicants must be a new solution created for this challenge.
  • More than one individual can participate in creating a solution but any prize will be awarded to the key contact who completed the entry form.

Our Sponsors

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Contest Prizes

The three winners will be awarded prizes, allowing them to continue to innovate and build other IoT projects.

1st prize

  • $3,000 gift card to be used in an online shop toward electronic supplies and open hardware.
  • $1,000 scholarship to attend a future Eclipse Event in 2017
  • 1 Reactive Blocks professional license (EUR 4,800)
  • 1 MicroEJ license (EUR 4,800) + 1 STM32F7 discovery kit

2nd prize

  • $1,000 gift card to be used in an online shop toward electronic supplies and open hardware.
  • 1 Reactive Blocks professional license (EUR 4,800)
  • 1 MicroEJ license (EUR 4,800) + 1 STM32F7 discovery kit

3rd prize

  • $500 gift card to be used in an online shop toward electronic supplies and open hardware.
  • 1 Reactive Blocks professional license (EUR 4,800)
  • 1 MicroEJ license (EUR 4,800) + 1 STM32F7 discovery kit