HACKATHON OR HACKFEST?

FutureHacks Flyer

ABOUT US

FutureHacks SEVEN 2025 is an annual Online Free to Attend International hackathon co-organized by AiGoLearning. More than a Competitive Hackathon, it is a Hack Festival where all students irrespective of age or skill set, come and collaborate to create a tech project. We also welcome all the parents to participate in the informational workshops by esteemed guest speakers on topics like CS Industry, College Applications, Leadership and much more! We aim to create a cheerful environment where the whole family gets to learn something over a weekend.

TL;DR :)

  • Who can Participate - Anyone on earth aged 7-18
  • How to Register - Fill the Registration form given above (PS - It only takes 2 minutes)
  • Registration Deadline - 4/13/25
  • Is there any Registration Fee - Nope!
  • When is the Event - 4/18/25 - 4/20/25
  • Can I work in Teams? - Absolutely, You are allowed to work Individually or maximum in a Team of 2.
  • Project Submission Deadline - 4/20/25 12 PM ET
  • Are there Prizes - You bet!
  • I don't know Coding :( - We got you covered, Read on!

THEME

The Theme of FH7 is "FutureHacks 7: Ethical AI in Education!"
   - Theme Document


RULES & REGULATIONS

To keep the event fair for all, we have divided the participant pool into 2 different categories. You have no excuse to not work hard!

Junior Category
(Age 7-13 | Class 1 to 7)

  • Welcome first time hackers, we have tried to make your first hackathon as enjoyable as possible. Remember at this point in time, it is important to focus on learning and building skills!
  • You are allowed to use Scratch & Python and included libraries to build your project.
  • Parents may offer some guidance on understanding the theme and bridging the gaps, however they are not allowed to write code. (Parents, we understand this is probably your child's first hackathon hence allowing this liberty, however misuse of it will lead to disqualification)

Senior Category
(Age 14-18 | Class 8 to 12)

  • Greetings experienced hackers, Time to brush all your tech skills, and don't forget to learn something new along the way. (PS Don't worry, all the first time hackers here, we have thought of you, Keep scrolling!)
  • There are no restrictions on the programming language and tools used to build your project. Feel free to use this to your advantage. (Those wondering if this is unfair, the judging process does not consider how you made the hack. Refer to the Judging Rubric below)
  • Any kind of help from an external person will directly lead to immediate disqualification.
Judging Rubric

Awards

Prizes include: $250 gift card, VR Headset, Raspberry Pi Set, and many more!

Gift Card
Raspberry Pi Set
VR Headset

FutureHacks 7 Winners

Thank you for being a part of FutureHacks 7! We're so proud of all the creativity, collaboration, and effort shown throughout the weekend. Whether it was your first hackathon or one of many, we hope you learned something new and had fun building your projects.

Project Gallery

Best Overall - Grand Prize Winner (Senior)

Marc Chew - QwikLearn

Best Overall Grand Prize Winner (Junior)

Mohamed Elysayed - AI Courses

Outstanding Overall Winner (Senior)

Tejaswi K - NeuroNest

Outstanding Overall Winner (Junior)

Shiva RAma Devalaraju - Med Term BOT

Runner-Up 1 (Senior)

Shiv Narayan Rai, Bobe Rossy - BlinkBot

Runner-Up 2 (Senior)

Valentine Madubugwu - Story App Ai Chatbot

Runner-Up 1 (Junior)

Deetya Deevela, Alekhya Mungara - StudyBuddy

Runner-Up 2 (Junior)

Alex Glistvain, Isaac Davydov - Maraboo Study Buddy

Best Innovative Project (Senior)

Ved Iyer - CareConnect

Best Innovative Project (Junior)

Spencer Hedges - EdutainAI

Best Social Impact Project (Junior)

Veer Rajput - AI Medical Assistant

Best Social Impact Project (Senior)

Saanvi Gunukula - LearnAble

Best Use of AI/ML (Senior)

Arnav Gupta, Avirag Hosakote - Classroom AI For Real-time Emotion (CAIRE)

Best Use of AI/ML (Junior)

Dhruv Karthik, Raghavan Bala - Studython

Best Beginner Project (Senior)

Sanyi Diriba Yadeta - Study Buddy AI

Best Beginner Project (Junior)

Ayaan Grover - Future Focus

Workshops

Intro to LLMs Workshop

Daniel Liu

Highlights

Intro to Java Workshop

Austin Krusemark

Highlights

Python + AI Workshop

Bhagawat Chapagain

Highlights

Java Workshop

Austin Krusemark

Highlights

Intro to C++ Workshop

Jack Tong

Highlights

Robotics Workshop

Harsh Patel

Highlights

Python Workshop

Jojo Shum

Highlights

Build Your Own AI Agents Workshop

Nishit Bhasin, CPO @ Incskill

Making AI Practical Workshop

Vasanth Rajendran, Amazon

Code an Ethical AI Study Buddy Workshop

Sreeprasad Govindankutty, Reddit

E4C, Solutions Library Workshop

Erin Peiffer

AI & Our Brain Workshop

Yu Gu Ph.D., Google

Schedule

Please note that All the sessions will be recorded and available for anyone to view, if they are not able to join the live session. We understand that many of the participants are coming from different timezones, hence made this provision.

the opening ceremony recording is here: FH7 Opening Ceremony

the closing ceremony recording is here: FutureHacks 7 2025 Closing Ceremony

Judges

Sarvesh Peddi

Charter Communications

Naved Merchant

Amazon

Santosh P. Banda

Doordash

Sush Mullur

AWS

Nishit Bhasin

Incskill

Rohith V. Vegesna

7-Eleven

Sanat Talwar

Electronic Arts (EA)

Abhishek Kumar

Oracle

Carlos Lugtu

Kymeta

Pranavi Kakani

Google

Liying Peng

Whirlpool Corporation

Vasanth Rajendran

Amazon

Prudhvi Naayini

JPMorganChase

Parthsarthi Rawat

GameChanger

Shaurya Sengar

Meta

Ravi Shankar

Overstock, Inc.

Chandrashekar Konda

Oracle Cloud

Past Winners

Hackathon 2020
FutureHacks II 2021 Spring
FutureHacks III 2021 Summer
FutureHacks Five 2023
FutureHacks Six 2024

WHY FUTUREHACKS （As a student）

Pursue Your Passion

Hackathons are the perfect place for students to discover and develop a passion for computer science. They give students an opportunity to learn new skills and make new friends.

Win Cool Prizes

Participants can win awards for using their creativity and problem solving skills! The range of awards that will be given is listed above and registering is free, so it's a win-win situation.

Meet New Friends

Hackathons are great places to meet people who have similar interests as you and to have interesting conversations about such computer science related topics. Participants will be able to meet and work with others who share their passions and interests!

WHY FUTUREHACKS （As parents）

Create Lasting Memories

Participants will be able to get suggestions during the event to improve their project and presentation. They will present their projects to a panel of judges consisting of students from top universities. Additionally, they will have access to detailed paragraph feedback on their project after the event.

Special Opportunities

Usually hackathons are for high schoolers, but not FutureHacks! FutureHacks is one of the few coding competitions offered to middle and upper elementary school students. It is a great learning opportunity!

Receive Constructive Feedback

Participants will be able to present their projects to a panel of judges consisting of experts in the computer science field and students from top universiities. They will receive quality feedback from people who have experience in this field!

FAQ

How does registration work?
Just fill out the Registration form above, and you will recieve an email highlighting the next steps. PS (Its Free!)
No worries! You can attend the Free preparational sessions that we will holding before the hackathon throughout the month.
We will be holding workshops, interviews on various topics that participants and their parents can attend. Additionally, there will be fun activities from 11:00 am - 8:00 pm ET on Saturday
Projects will be judged for presentation skills, coding techniques, and how well the project fits the theme
I live in different timezone and it will be hard for me to join?
No worries! We will be recording each and every session, so you can watch sessions you missed. Just an FYI, it is a weekend so might be time to pull your first All-Nighter!
Yes! Participants can work in groups from 1 to 2 people
Scrolled too fast! Go to the prizes section above :)
No! All participants need to show strong passion and dedication to be eligible to participate in the Hackathon. Just kidding, this event requires no monetary contibution from you to attend. But yeah we would appriciate strong passion!
Code of Conduct