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Registrations open for drone tech developers
In an effort to develop innovative solutions using drone technology, city-based company Cyient announced the launch of UAV hackathon, ‘Hackadrone 2018’ here recently.
Hitec City: In an effort to develop innovative solutions using drone technology, city-based company Cyient announced the launch of UAV hackathon, ‘Hackadrone 2018’ here recently.
The event is open to developers, start-ups, tech students, and independent software programmers. Participating teams will compete to develop original software applications on the DJI industrial drone platform using DJI’s Software Development Kit (SDK).
Hackadrone 2018 is now open for registration, and the final entries will be selected by January 25, 2018.
Cyient will organise a grand finale in Hyderabad between February 5-9, 2018. The teams are eligible to win cash rewards. There is also a special award eligibility for teams with only women members to encourage and support them in the field of STEM education.
“We invite developers and technology students across India to participate in Hackadrone 2018 and use this opportunity to develop leading-edge software applications for drone-based platforms,” said Dr Jan Radtke, Vice President & Head, New Business Accelerator at Cyient.
