RGU Hack 26

RGU Hack 26

The Sir Ian Wood BuildingAberdeen, Aberdeenshire
Feb 28 at 10:00 to Mar 1 at 14:30 GMT
Overview

The north of Scotland’s flagship student hackathon. Rivers shape landscapes. You shape the future of tech.

RGUHack26

Rivers shape landscapes.
You shape the future of tech.
Join the flow, solve real problems, take the stage.

RGUHack is back for another 24 hours of creating, building, experimenting, and having a great time doing it. You don’t need to be an expert and you don’t need a team. If you’re curious, creative, or just up for trying something new, you’ll fit right in. Open to all students or recent graduates, please bring student id.

28 February to 1 March
Sir Ian Wood Building, Robert Gordon University
Registration opens at 10am.

Tickets aren’t open yet, but you can sign up here to be the first to know when they go live. Last year’s 250 spaces sold out fast, so get in early once they drop.

Participants in previous years have built everything from 3D asset-tracking maps and Arduino gadgets to wildlife-monitoring tools, retro terminal games, and prototypes designed to support people at risk of homelessness. Prizes last year included Nintendo switches, drawing tablets, drones, projectors and more.

The north of Scotland’s flagship student hackathon. Rivers shape landscapes. You shape the future of tech.

RGUHack26

Rivers shape landscapes.
You shape the future of tech.
Join the flow, solve real problems, take the stage.

RGUHack is back for another 24 hours of creating, building, experimenting, and having a great time doing it. You don’t need to be an expert and you don’t need a team. If you’re curious, creative, or just up for trying something new, you’ll fit right in. Open to all students or recent graduates, please bring student id.

28 February to 1 March
Sir Ian Wood Building, Robert Gordon University
Registration opens at 10am.

Tickets aren’t open yet, but you can sign up here to be the first to know when they go live. Last year’s 250 spaces sold out fast, so get in early once they drop.

Participants in previous years have built everything from 3D asset-tracking maps and Arduino gadgets to wildlife-monitoring tools, retro terminal games, and prototypes designed to support people at risk of homelessness. Prizes last year included Nintendo switches, drawing tablets, drones, projectors and more.

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Highlights

  • 1 day 4 hours
  • In-person

Location

The Sir Ian Wood Building

Robert Gordon University

Garthdee Road Aberdeen AB10 7GJ

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RGU Computing Society
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