CASSINI Hackathon Germany

3 November, 18:00 CET–
5 November, 18:00 CET

Munich,
Germany

On-site at
Deutsches Museum

Join the Hackathon in Munich!

Interested in creating solutions using EU space technology to support international development and humanitarian aid? The 6th CASSINI Hackathon is open for entries. This is your chance to explore important global challenges from a new perspective with people from all backgrounds!

Find inspiration from experts, and gain the know-how to utilise data from Copernicus, satellite positioning and navigation services from Galileo & EGNOS. Embark with your team on one of three challenges centered around the theme of international development and humanitarian aid:

  1. Supporting sustainable infrastructure development
  2. Strengthening food security & access to clean water
  3. Understanding and forecasting forced migration
Get involved
Get involved

Our German organiser, N3XTCODER, has a strong background in digital projects aimed at social change. Working closely with leading companies as well as innovative entrepreneurs, N3XTCODER will offer exciting opportunities to participants of the 6th CASSINI Hackathon.

Join us in Munich between Friday the 3rd and Sunday the 5th of November to learn how to turn your ideas and our space data into impactful solutions. Building up a strong and sustainable infrastructure, with seamless connectivity and renewable energy, is a key local concern. Join us to make a difference!

Prizes

The winners of the CASSINI Hackathon Germany will receive €10,000 worth of N3XTCODER digital product support:

  • First place: €5,000
  • Second place: €3,000
  • Third place: €2,000

 

Mentoring

The top 3 teams across all competing hackathons will be awarded an additional 100 hours of expert mentoring from CASSINI.

 

Meet our experts

Get an inside perspective on local opportunities from our expert panel, which includes:

Yama Yari
Yama Yari
Jury Member - Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan to the Federal Republic of Germany
Keerthana Karunakaran
Keerthana Karunakaran
Jury Member - Innovation Ventures Consultant WFP
Antoine Leboyer
Antoine Leboyer
Jury Member - Managing Director, Venture Lab for Software and Artificial Intelligence at Technical University of Munich
Anna Derinova-Hartmann
Anna Derinova-Hartmann
Jury Member - Corporate Citizenship, Disaster Relief and Humanitarian Aid in Public and Private Sector
Stefan Schneider
Stefan Schneider
Jury Member - Space Downstream Entrepreneurship Officer at EUSPA
Dr. Andrés Camero
Dr. Andrés Camero
Co-Lead of EO Data Science Department at Remote Sensing Technology Institute, German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Benjamin Lieberknecht
Benjamin Lieberknecht
Sales and Business EUSI
Jose Shehata
Jose Shehata
Innovation Ventures Consultant WFP
Stefan Kirmaier
Stefan Kirmaier
Software Developer at Remote Sensing Solutions
Chang Han
Chang Han
Senior Designer at N3XTCODER
Arkadiy Telegin
Arkadiy Telegin
Chief Software Office at WARR
Idan Tobias
Idan Tobias
Coach for Sustainable Scaling
Joanna Ruiter
Joanna Ruiter
Advisor Satellite Applications at Netherlands Space Office (NSO)
Dr. Vytautas Jančauskas
Dr. Vytautas Jančauskas
Senior Scientist at German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Jennifer Meyer
Jennifer Meyer
Senior Developer at N3XTCODER
Picture of Michael Hylind
Michael Hylind
Senior Consultant EO
Karthik Muthuswamy
Karthik Muthuswamy
Data Science Manager
About the organiser

N3XTCODER will be organising the Hackathon in Germany! This organisation focuses on IT consulting and services with the objective of aiding in the development of digital products that can tackle social problems globally. N3XTCODER has 10+ years of work experience within the global social impact community, the financial sector, and a vast technology-focused network including partnerships with prestigious German ministries, international corporations, universities, and NGOs.

N3XTCODER, in line with the CASSINI Hackathons, are deeply committed to utilising data for good and building solutions that can effectively address the most pressing problems of today.

Sponsors / Partners

This hackathon is supported by the following sponsors and partners:

Partner

Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Wirtschaft, Landesentwicklung und Energie

The state ministry is at the forefront of driving economic growth and fostering sustainable development in Bavaria, playing a pivotal role in shaping the region's business landscape.
Partner

Deutsches Museum München

The museum stands as a globally recognized institution dedicated to preserving and presenting the rich history of science, technology, and innovation, offering visitors a comprehensive journey through human achievements.
Partner

United Nations World Food Programme

Empowering communities through sustainable solutions, the UN WFP tirelessly works to eradicate global hunger. By providing nutritious meals and fostering resilience, it ensures vulnerable populations enjoy access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food year-round.

Sponsor

Google

As one of the hackathon's sponsor, Google fosters innovation in humanitarian aid through space data. Their experts mentor participants, harnessing Google’s tech excellence and data prowess to develop breakthrough solutions addressing critical global aid challenges.

Partner

European Space Imaging

For two decades, European Space Imaging (EUSI) has been a leader in Europe’s earth observation sector, providing Very High Resolution (VHR) satellite imagery. With unique access to advanced satellites, EUSI specializes in the efficient collection and Near Real-Time delivery of quality satellite products.

Partner

Center for Digital Technology and Management

The Center for Digital Technology and Management (CDTM), a joint initiative by LMU and TUM in Munich, offers an interdisciplinary Technology Management program. Engaging students with creative and entrepreneurial mindsets, the hands-on curriculum partners with industry, start-ups, and focuses on market-ready technologies.