TASKS & PRIZES

TASKS & PRIZES

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BIOHACKING
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Note: Projects can be submitted in Polish or English.

Unlock the full potential of the human body! This challenge is all about blending health, science, and technology to push human performance to the next level. Build an app, device, or system that enhances cognitive function, improves sleep, or boosts physical fitness. Think real-time stress tracking, personalized nutrition insights, or smart workout planning. Whether it’s a mindfulness app that helps with focus or a revolutionary health gadget, show us how tech can supercharge well-being.

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DEFENCE
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Note: Projects can be submitted in Polish or English.

Navigate the complexities of global security in a rapidly evolving world. This hackathon track calls for groundbreaking solutions to address emerging threats in the digital age. Develop tools or strategies that enhance cybersecurity, counter disinformation, or improve resource management in conflict zones. Consider the implications of deep-sea mining, data privacy, or the digitalization of conflicts.

Your task is to create innovative, responsible, and ethically sound solutions that strengthen international cooperation, ensure the resilience of critical infrastructure, and help mitigate the impact of geopolitical tensions. Keep in mind that your project should align with NATO standards and values.

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TRAVEL
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Reimagine the way we explore the world! Whether it’s making travel safer, more sustainable, or simply more enjoyable, we want to see your best ideas in action. Consider how technology can address the rising trend of "calmcations", find a way that helps travelers recharge, design a platform for meaningful cultural exchanges, or a new way to navigate cities stress-free. From eco-friendly trip planning to smarter safety solutions, show us how your idea can make travel more enriching and hassle-free for everyone.

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GAMEDEV
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Create a vertical slice of a game (mobile, web, PC, or VR) that weaves in elements of horror, mystery, or the supernatural. It doesn’t have to be a pure horror game, but it should feature something eerie, mystical, or unsettling.

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#Prompt2Code2
 

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In the era of artificial intelligence, the software development process is undergoing a fundamental transformation. The traditional approach of writing code line by line is giving way to a new methodology, where developers act as prompt engineers, and code is generated through carefully designed instructions for large language models.

The task is to create system, with maximum support from AI models throughout the development process. In addition to delivering a working application, teams must document their process of working with code-generation models. The goal is to demonstrate how appropriate prompt design and iteration led to the final result. UKNF requires an application for secure and efficient communication with supervised entities to support the exchange of information related to supervisory duties. The system should consist of three main modules: Authentication & Authorization, Communication, and Administration

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Krakow Digital Volunteer Centre – application
 

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Note: Projects must be submitted in Polish only.

Create the “Krakow Digital Volunteer Centre” application, which will connect young volunteers with organisations, schools, universities and institutions operating in Krakow in a modern way. The platform will enable the publication of projects, quick registration for initiatives, communication, documentation of activities and promotion of local activities, supporting the social and civic development of young residents of the city.

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Journey Radar
 

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Note: Projects can be submitted in Polish or English.

Delays and disruptions are an everyday challenge for millions of public transport passengers. Too often, information about these issues arrives too late, is incomplete, or scattered across multiple sources. Without a fast and consistent flow of data between operators, dispatch systems, and passengers, travelers are left relying on fragmented updates — turning trip planning into little more than guesswork. The impact is most visible when every minute counts: on trains, buses, and city transit. While modern technology makes it possible to gather information in real time, the real challenge lies in integrating, verifying, and delivering it in a way that truly supports passengers.

The question is: how can passengers stay one step ahead of disruptions? How can we give them the insights they need to make better decisions, respond faster to changes, and just maybe... save more than a few missed appointments?

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Retirement simulator
 

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Note: Projects can be submitted in Polish or English.

Financial security in the future is one of the greatest challenges of modern society. Many people do not consider how their career and life choices will affect their quality of life after retirement. The lack of awareness about future pension levels often makes it difficult for younger generations to assess their long-term situation. Demographic changes, life expectancy, inflation, and breaks in employment are just some of the factors that significantly impact financial stability in later years. How can we make the idea of retirement more tangible, understandable, and accessible to everyone? How can citizens be encouraged to see how today’s decisions shape their tomorrow? As part of this challenge, participants will have the opportunity to address these questions and seek innovative and engaging ways to tackle the problem.

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LifeRun
 

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Note: Projects can be submitted in Polish or English.

Life is a constant sequence of decisions that shape the future – from education and career choices, through lifestyle and relationships, to financial security in old age. In the rush of everyday life, we rarely reflect on the long-term impact of our actions. How do overwork, lack of savings, or neglecting health affect quality of life later on? And on the other hand – how can investing in education, nurturing passions, or maintaining balance between work and family contribute to greater stability and fulfillment in the future? The simulation game Life Run poses a fundamental question: what does a well-planned life really mean? It is not only about finances, but also about health, relationships, and a sense of satisfaction. As part of this challenge, participants will explore these complexities and look for ways to present the consequences of everyday choices in an engaging and accessible way.

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ProcessBot - End Boring Work in Companies
 

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Note: Projects can be submitted in Polish or English.

Note: 5 000 PLN to spend on courses on the website

Revolutionize the way we work! Employees waste 40% of their day on repetitive tasks. Emails, reports, invoices, scheduling - all of this can be automated! The Challenge: Create an intelligent assistant that detects repetitive patterns in user work and automatically suggests automations. This isn’t another tool for programmers - you need a solution that any office worker can handle. Your Mission:

  • Build AI that observes and analyzes users’ daily tasks
  • Design automation builder accessible to everyone (preferable no-code)
  • Integrate popular business tools (email, CRM, documents)
  • Create a dashboard showing time and money savings

Impact: One solution can save a company 100+ hours per month!

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CAPTURE THE FLAG
CTF
 

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Note: Projects can be submitted in Polish or English.

Capture The Flag (CTF) events are cybersecurity competitions where you will be tasked with solving puzzles and hacking! Think of it as a playground for hackers - you will have access to a set of challenges spanning categories like: reverse engineering, cryptography, forensics, web application security – and others. You will be searching for what we call ‘flags’ - special pieces of text that indicate the solutions.

The CTF is designed to accommodate both beginner and advanced teams of up to 6 people. It will start with the start of coding at 12:00 on Saturday, but finish later than the coding tasks at 17:00 on Sunday.

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