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The Executable World: A Full Stack AI Hackathon & Mixer

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β€‹πŸ—“ Event Format

​The Executable World is a one-day, in-person Full-Stack AI Hackathon, Demo Day, and Networking Mixer taking place on September 19, 2026.

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β€‹πŸš€ Awards & Prizes

​Teams will be evaluated within their respective tracks.

​1st–3rd Place

​Each winning team receives:

​$25,000 AWS Credits

​4th–6th Place

​Each selected team receives:

​$4,500 AWS Credits

​Awards are offered independently within each hackathon track.

​Tencent EdgeOne Makers Tokens β€” Awarded for Track 1

​1st–2nd Place Team

​50 Million Tokens

​3rd–4th Place Team

​30 Million Tokens

​5th–6th Place Team

​10 Million Tokens

​Each track will have 6 winning teams eligible for EdgeOne Makers Tokens.

​EdgeOne Makers Tokens can be used to access models available within the platform. Tokens are valid for 30 days from the date of issuance (T+30).

​All official building, project submission, judging, demonstrations, awards, and networking will take place in person during the event.

​The 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.

β€‹πŸ€ Co-hosts & Sponsors

​The event is co-hosted and supported by:

  • ​VeloDB

  • ​Tencent EdgeOne

  • ​WorkBuddy

  • ​AgentX.ai

  • ​Memories.ai

  • ​AWS

​Each co-host and sponsor will contribute technology, technical resources, product guidance, workshops, mentors, judging support, or challenge opportunities for participating teams.

β€‹πŸ’‘ Pre-Event Challenge Release

​Hackathon tracks, challenge statements, and technical resources will be released one day before the event.

β€‹πŸ“– Hacker Handbook is Live β€” You Can Start Building Now

​We've put together a full handbook covering tracks, judging criteria, prize details, schedule, submission guidelines, and FAQs.

β€‹πŸ‘‰ [Handbook]

​Registered participants will be able to:

  • ​Review the hackathon tracks and challenge statements

  • ​Explore co-host and sponsor technologies

  • ​Access technical documentation and resources

  • ​Create participant profiles

  • ​Post or explore project ideas

  • ​Find potential teammates

  • ​Select a track

  • ​Define an initial product direction

  • ​Prepare their development environments

​Participants may discuss ideas, form teams, and prepare their technical setup in advance.

​However, all teams must attend and complete the official build sprint in person on September 19 to be eligible for judging and awards.

​Suggested Team Size

​2–5 participants per team

​Cross-functional teams combining engineering, product, design, AI infrastructure, and enterprise domain expertise are encouraged.

​⏱ September 19 β€” Full-Day Program

β€‹πŸ”΅ 8:30–9:00 AM | Doors Open

​The venue opens for organizers, co-hosts, sponsors, mentors, and early-arriving participants.

​πŸ‘₯ 9:00–10:00 AM | Participant Check-In & Final Team Formation

​Participants check in, meet other builders, confirm their teams, review the challenges, and prepare their development environments.

​Final team matching will be available for participants who arrive without a complete team.

β€‹πŸš€ 10:00–10:10 AM | Opening Remarks

​Welcome from the organizers and an introduction to The Executable World.

​The opening will cover:

  • ​Hackathon tracks

  • ​Challenge statements

  • ​Judging criteria

  • ​Submission requirements

  • ​Event schedule

  • ​Co-host and sponsor resources

β€‹πŸ§© 10:10–10:30 AM | Co-host & Sponsor Workshops

​Technology leaders from Tencent EdgeOne and WorkBuddy will deliver short, practical sessions introducing their platforms, tools, APIs, technical resources, and suggested hackathon use cases.

​Each company will have approximately 10–15 minutes to:

  • ​Introduce its technology

  • ​Present relevant APIs, platforms, or infrastructure

  • ​Explain available technical resources

  • ​Share example use cases

  • ​Help teams understand how its technology can be incorporated into a project

β€‹πŸ’» 10:30 AM–3:15 PM | In-Person Build Sprint

​Teams design, build, test, and prepare working AI products across the hackathon tracks.

​Support may include:

  • ​Co-host and sponsor technical assistance

  • ​Mentor office hours

  • ​Enterprise use-case feedback

  • ​Product and pitch guidance

  • ​Submission support

  • ​Demo preparation

​Lunch and light refreshments will be available during the build sprint so teams can continue working.

β€‹βœ… 3:15–3:30 PM | Final Submission

​All teams submit their completed projects through the official hackathon platform.

​Each submission may include:

  • ​Project name and description

  • ​Team information

  • ​Selected track

  • ​Product screenshots or demo video

  • ​Technology stack

  • ​Co-host or sponsor tools used

  • ​Repository or product link

  • ​Presentation materials

​In-person and remote judges will review and score the submitted projects through the platform.

β€‹πŸŽ€ 3:30–4:00 PM | Co-host & Sponsor Keynote

​Keynote presentations from VeloDB and AgentX, sharing perspectives on the evolving AI stack, infrastructure, agent systems, and how emerging technologies are enabling more capable and production-ready AI applications.

β€‹πŸŽ€ 4:00–5:00 PM | Judges Panel β€” Building the Executable AI Stack

​While judges review the submissions, technology leaders from ServiceNow and TikTok will discuss how different layers of the AI stack come together to create systems capable of executing real-world tasks.

​Discussion topics may include:

  • ​Real-time data infrastructure for AI applications

  • ​Building and deploying production-ready AI agents

  • ​Visual memory and multimodal intelligence

  • ​Cloud infrastructure for scalable AI systems

  • ​Reliability, security, and observability

  • ​Moving AI products from prototype to production

  • ​What founders need to build defensible AI companies

  • ​How infrastructure companies can support the next generation of AI builders

​The panel will be followed by a short audience Q&A.

β€‹πŸ† 5:00–6:00 PM | Final Demos & Awards

​Selected teams will present their products on the main stage.

​The final demo format will be determined by the number of completed submissions.

​If there are 10 or fewer teams, each team may receive approximately three minutes to demonstrate its project.

​If there are more than 10 teams, judges will select a group of finalists to present on the main stage.

​Winning teams may be announced one at a time, followed by a short product demonstration and award presentation from each selected team.

​The program may include:

  • ​Finalist product demonstrations

  • ​Brief judge feedback

  • ​Audience voting

  • ​Co-host and sponsor awards

  • ​Overall hackathon awards

β€‹πŸ€ 6:00–7:00 PM | Networking Mixer

​Builders, founders, enterprise leaders, co-hosts, sponsors, mentors, and investors connect around:

  • ​Product pilots

  • ​Customer opportunities

  • ​Technology partnerships

  • ​Developer adoption

  • ​Recruiting

  • ​Investment

  • ​Future hackathons and ecosystem programs

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