

The Executable World: A Full Stack AI Hackthon & Mixer
βπ Event Format
βThe Executable World is a one-day, in-person Full-Stack AI Hackathon, Demo Day, and Networking Mixer taking place on September 19, 2026.
βAll official building, project submission, judging, demonstrations, awards, and networking will take place in person during the event.
βThe hackathon challenges, co-host and sponsor resources, judging criteria, and team-formation information will be released online one day before the event, giving participants time to understand the challenges, form teams, and prepare their development environments.
βπ€ Co-hosts & Sponsors
βThe event is co-hosted and supported by:
βVeloDB
βAgentX
βMemories.ai
βAWS
βEach co-host and sponsor will contribute technology, technical resources, product guidance, workshops, mentors, judging support, or challenge opportunities for participating teams.
βπ‘ Pre-Event Challenge Release
βHackathon tracks, challenge statements, and technical resources will be released one day before the event.
βRegistered participants will be able to:
βReview the hackathon tracks and challenge statements
βExplore co-host and sponsor technologies
βAccess technical documentation and resources
βCreate participant profiles
βPost or explore project ideas
βFind potential teammates
βSelect a track
βDefine an initial product direction
βPrepare their development environments
βParticipants may discuss ideas, form teams, and prepare their technical setup in advance.
βHowever, all teams must attend and complete the official build sprint in person on September 19 to be eligible for judging and awards.
βSuggested Team Size
β2β5 participants per team
βCross-functional teams combining engineering, product, design, AI infrastructure, and enterprise domain expertise are encouraged.
ββ± September 19 β Full-Day Program
βπ΅ 8:30β9:00 AM | Doors Open
βThe venue opens for organizers, co-hosts, sponsors, mentors, and early-arriving participants.
βπ₯ 9:00β10:00 AM | Participant Check-In & Final Team Formation
βParticipants check in, meet other builders, confirm their teams, review the challenges, and prepare their development environments.
βFinal team matching will be available for participants who arrive without a complete team.
βπ 10:00β10:15 AM | Opening Remarks
βWelcome from the organizers and an introduction to The Executable World.
βThe opening will cover:
βHackathon tracks
βChallenge statements
βJudging criteria
βSubmission requirements
βEvent schedule
βCo-host and sponsor resources
βπ§© 10:15β11:15 AM | Co-host & Sponsor Workshops
βTechnology leaders from VeloDB, AgentX, Memories.ai, and AWS will deliver short, practical sessions introducing their platforms, tools, APIs, technical resources, and suggested hackathon use cases.
βEach company will have approximately 10β15 minutes to:
βIntroduce its technology
βPresent relevant APIs, platforms, or infrastructure
βExplain available technical resources
βShare example use cases
βHelp teams understand how its technology can be incorporated into a project
βπ» 11:15 AMβ3:45 PM | In-Person Build Sprint
βTeams design, build, test, and prepare working AI products across the hackathon tracks.
βSupport may include:
βCo-host and sponsor technical assistance
βMentor office hours
βEnterprise use-case feedback
βProduct and pitch guidance
βSubmission support
βDemo preparation
βLunch and light refreshments will be available during the build sprint so teams can continue working.
ββ 3:45β4:00 PM | Final Submission
βAll teams submit their completed projects through the official hackathon platform.
βEach submission may include:
βProject name and description
βTeam information
βSelected track
βProduct screenshots or demo video
βTechnology stack
βCo-host or sponsor tools used
βRepository or product link
βPresentation materials
βIn-person and remote judges will review and score the submitted projects through the platform.
βπ€ 4:00β5:00 PM | Co-host & Sponsor Panel β Building the Executable AI Stack
βWhile judges review the submissions, technology leaders from VeloDB, AgentX, Memories.ai, and AWS will discuss how different layers of the AI stack come together to create systems capable of executing real-world tasks.
βDiscussion topics may include:
βReal-time data infrastructure for AI applications
βBuilding and deploying production-ready AI agents
βVisual memory and multimodal intelligence
βCloud infrastructure for scalable AI systems
βReliability, security, and observability
βMoving AI products from prototype to production
βWhat founders need to build defensible AI companies
βHow infrastructure companies can support the next generation of AI builders
βThe panel will be followed by a short audience Q&A.
βπ¬ 5:00β5:45 PM | Final Demos & Awards
βSelected teams will present their products on the main stage.
βThe final demo format will be determined by the number of completed submissions.
βIf there are 10 or fewer teams, each team may receive approximately three minutes to demonstrate its project.
βIf there are more than 10 teams, judges will select a group of finalists to present on the main stage.
βWinning teams may be announced one at a time, followed by a short product demonstration and award presentation from each selected team.
βThe program may include:
βFinalist product demonstrations
βBrief judge feedback
βAudience voting
βCo-host and sponsor awards
βOverall hackathon awards
βπ 5:45β6:00 PM | Closing Remarks
βFinal acknowledgements, co-host and sponsor recognition, community announcements, and next-step opportunities for participating teams.
βπ€ 6:00β7:00 PM | Networking Mixer
βBuilders, founders, enterprise leaders, co-hosts, sponsors, mentors, and investors connect around:
βProduct pilots
βCustomer opportunities
βTechnology partnerships
βDeveloper adoption
βRecruiting
βInvestment
βFuture hackathons and ecosystem programs