That was the #eehack2018
Yes – we did it! Over 180 people from various backgrounds gathered together for 24 hours at the betahaus, Berlin to tackle 3 energy efficiency challenges at the #eehack2018
And the winner is...
15 ambitious and inspiring teams presented their ideas in the final pitches.
The jury weighed in and chose the most convincing ideas.
See our overall winner and the list of winners in the respective categories
Hack for a sustainable future
For 24 hours (and beyond ) become part of humanity’s most exciting challenge:
creating a sustainable energy future to fight climate change.
130 engineers, coders, designers, psychologists and entrepreneurs
will gather in Berlin-Kreuzberg on 6 March to hack on 3 of
the most important and complicated energy efficiency challenges to create well-researched and (somehow) tested concepts with possible further follow-up development for winning ideas!
Not from Berlin? Send your CV until 20.02.2017 to hack@deneff.org to win 1 of 10 travel packs.
Challenges
Each team picked one of three challenges:
Smart Store - Keeping Food Safe & Saving Energy Using IoT
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Making Data of Building Materials Accessible and Usable for the End-Consumer
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Smart Building Elements Can Talk To You
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Prizes and Follow-up opportunities
At the end of the hack, you will pitch your concept to our jury.
To convince them you will need to combine user, business and tech insights.
Each challenge comes with a special prize and great follow-up opportunities to further develop your ideas with the challenge partners.
And we put more cool stuff into the winner's box: non-cash prizes worth 2500€ (powered by Deneff)
and tickets for the Start Up Energy Transition Tech Festival (powered by dena).
Mentors and partners
The teams were supported by first class coaches
with design thinking, engineering or business backgrounds.
Our partners and sponsors were there to help them with technical advice.
Media response
After the #eehack2018 is before the #eehack2019
The #eehack2019 will take place on 7th & 8th April 2019 in Berlin – more information will be soon available on this website or write an email to hack@deneff.org to stay updated!
