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Greeting Poland

7 - 9 Nov

Wroclaw, Poland

Wroclaw University od Science and Technology (Strefa Kultury Studenckiej)

ul. Hoene-Wrońskiego 10, Wrocław

 

On-site

 

Join the Hackathon in Wroclaw!

Are you passionate about gaming, sports or travel? Have you ever wanted to build your own business? At the 10th CASSINI Hackathon, you’re invited to develop solutions or services made for consumers. Success stories start here…

Our participants get all the training and tools to utilise EU space data and reimagine the consumer experience. Over three days in Krakow, you’ll hear from experts in retail, gaming and travel. You’ll explore the data available from Copernicus, EGNOS and Galileo. Then you’ll connect with other professionals to form a multi-skilled team. Your challenge? Pick one:

 

#1 Immersive gameplay with space technology and data.

Can you use Galileo’s positioning data to enhance dynamic gameplay? Utilise satellite connectivity for real-time updates? Or create your own core gameplay mechanics to integrate real resource management data?

 

#2 Space-powered performance - transforming sports

Could you use GNSS to improve athletes’ analytics? Create training plans which are adaptable to the weather and terrain? Or develop an immersive app for fans to feel like they’re running with their favourite players?

 

#3 Beyond horizons - redefining travel with space innovation.

Would you use satellite imagery and Galileo positioning to help travellers enjoy safer, sustainable trips? Build a tool for travel agents to make their service more personalised? Or create an immersive app which allows people to explore from anywhere?

 

  1. Immersive gameplay with space technology and data 
  2. Space-powered performance - transforming sports
  3. Beyond horizons - redefining travel with space innovation
Get involved
Get involved!

No space tech experience needed
Explore our online training library to learn about the space data that you’ll be able to use.

No team required
You can join as a group or alone; you’ll be able to connect with other professionals to build a dream team.

You might not be a coder
Teams need creative and business people too! The Hackathon is open to everyone, at any stage in their career.

Poland’s video game industry is world-renowned, employing at least 15,000 people and producing 500+ games annually. Are you looking for the next big game concept? At the Hackathon, you’ll have the opportunity to incorporate space data and create an ultra-connected or immersive gaming experience.

You’ll also hear from local experts in travel and sports, who will discuss opportunities to integrate space data and improve the consumer experience. Don’t miss this chance to add ‘space data engineer’ to your portfolio.

Prizes

Local Prizes

  • 1st place: 5,000 PLN
  • 2nd place: 2,000 PLN
  • €5,000 in the European Final – one team from each country will qualify to compete for this prize.
  • Tickets to Digital Dragons – the largest game dev conference in Central and Eastern Europe
  • Passes to the Lower Silesian Innovation Forum
  • Trainings and software from DPS Software
  • Training device from TryVinci
  • 3-month Pro subscription on spectator.earth

European Prizes

Local winners will advance to the European-level competition, where they can win additional prizes:

  • 1st Place: €5,000
  • 2nd Place: €3,000
  • 3rd Place: €1,000
Big Ideas Campaign

Coming soon!

Meet our experts

Our experts will provide valuable insights to help you design a relevant solution.

Itamar Zabari
Itamar Zabari
Space Industry Expert & CEO of Astroteq.ai
Marcin Giza
Marcin Giza
SpaceShip Foundation
Noemi Zabari
Noemi Zabari
Klaster Technologii Kosmicznych
Justyna Topolska
Justyna Topolska
Krakowskie Centrum Innowacyjnych Technologii INNOAGH
About the organisers

Krakow Technology Park

For over 25 years, the Krakow Technology Park has been shaping the conditions for entrepreneurial development. For the past 15 years, it has operated a Technological Incubator tailored for early-stage IT companies. It supports and inspires the startup community by organizing various events such as workshops, hackathons, and conferences, which help validate business ideas. The park implements acceleration and incubation programs, offering support from seed funds, tax exemptions under the Poland Investment Zone program, and preferential office space rental conditions.

A significant focus of KPT lies in Industry 4.0 and the gaming industry. It leads the hub4industry consortium aimed at providing comprehensive support to companies interested in implementing Industry 4.0 solutions. For over 10 years, KPT has been building support systems for the gaming industry, organizing the Digital Dragons conference, a key event for the European gaming industry, conducting market research, running incubation and acceleration programs for young game studios, and supporting education initiatives.

The company also collaborates with international organizations, including the European Space Agency, and supports companies and initiatives in the space sector, particularly in the utilization of satellite data.

The Krakow Technology Park is also expanding its scope of activities. It is part of a consortium responsible for establishing the Małopolska Center for Innovative Hydrogen Storage and Transportation Technologies. The goal of this newly established company is to integrate the business, scientific, and business environment around initiatives supporting and developing hydrogen technologies in the Małopolska region.

Sponsors / Partners
AGH Wydział Technologii Kosmicznych
Akademicki Inkubator Przedsiębiorczości Politechniki Wrocławskiej
Agencja Rozwoju Aglomeracji Wrocławskiej
Kosmonauta.net
Digital Dragons
ESA Phi-Lab
Politechnika Poznańska
Politechnika Poznańska
ESA Technology Broker
Fundacja Manus
Green Haven
Instytut Meteorologii i Gospodarki Wodnej
Klaster Technologii Kosmicznych
Polish Space Professionals Association
Startup Wrocław
Urząd Marszałkowski Województwa Dolnośląskiego.