InnovateX Hackathon 2026:
Engineering Intelligent Systems for Operational Excellence
Date: February 20–22, 2026
Format: Hybrid / Virtual
Welcome to InnovateX Hackathon 2026.
InnovateX Hackathon 2026 is a premier innovation challenge designed to bring together multidisciplinary teams to engineer intelligent systems that transform how organizations plan projects, optimize processes, deliver technical support, and implement enterprise-scale solutions. The hackathon emphasizes real-world applicability, encouraging participants to move beyond conceptual prototypes toward deployable architectures grounded in operational realities.
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Hackathon Tracks & Challenge Themes
AI-Driven Project Intelligence
Intelligent Process Optimization
Smart Technical Support Systems
Scalable Systems Implementation
End-to-End Operational Platforms
Ethical Intelligent Systems
SponsorPitch Section
InnovateX Hackathon 2026 offers sponsors direct engagement with top technical talent, emerging startups, and research innovators. Sponsors gain brand visibility across digital platforms, on-site materials, and keynote sessions while shaping challenge statements aligned with real industry needs.
Rules & Eligibility
The InnovateX Hackathon is open to students, professionals, startups, and researchers from all disciplines. Participants may register individually or in teams of up to five members. All submissions must be developed during the official hackathon period, ensuring fairness and originality.
Teams are permitted to use open-source tools, publicly available datasets, and pre-trained models, provided that proper attribution is given and licensing terms are respected.
All participants must adhere to the InnovateX Code of Conduct, which emphasizes inclusivity, respect, collaboration, and ethical technology development. Solutions that violate privacy, promote bias, or compromise security will be subject to disqualification.
Event Timeline & Flow
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 4
Phase 5
Phase 6
Submission Requirements
Each team must submit:
A working prototype or simulation.
Architecture diagrams.
A technical whitepaper (maximum 5 pages).
A business and implementation plan.
A 3-minute demo video.
Source code repository or packaged application.
Judges & Mentors
Guiding innovation, inspiring intelligence — meet the minds behind the analysis.
Bangar Raju Cherukuri
Senior .NET Developer Tech Analysis Inc. Washington DC USA
Mr. Arjun Dev Nair
Lead Cloud Engineer, Google Cloud India
Oreoluwa Omoike
Site Reliability Engineer , USA
Mr. Michael Carter
Chief Cybersecurity Strategist, IBM Cloud Security – USA
Evaluation Criteria:
Innovation & Creativity
Novelty of approach and originality.
Operational Impact
Measurable improvements and enterprise relevance.
Technical Execution
Architecture quality, model performance, scalability.
Presentation & Clarity
Storytelling, demo quality, and documentation.
