Telemetrix (CC X Potential) — CSE technical event at Invente '26CSE (SNUC)

Telemetrix (CC X Potential)


It is a high-octane hardware and software hackathon centered around connected vehicle data and IoT telemetry, inspired by industry challenges. Participants will leverage sensor data, fleet analytics, and real-time mobility solutions to tackle real-world automotive use cases. Whether building an embedded IoT prototype or an innovative software dashboard for fleet management, this event provides the ultimate platform to showcase technical agility. Gear up to build, innovate, and pitch your vision for the future of connected cars.

Date & TimeDay 1, 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
VenueTBD
Team Size1-3

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Limited seats available. Registrations open soon.

1st Prize
5000
2nd Prize
3000
3rd Prize
1000

Event Round Details

Description

Problem statements will be released here. Teams will pitch their initial ideas and technical architecture for a connected car and IoT mobility solution. They must demonstrate a clear understanding of problem statement, technical feasibility, and a prototype blueprint (hardware/software stack) tailored to vehicle telemetry, data analytics, or fleet management.

Rules
  • Presentations are limited to exactly 5 minutes, followed by 3 minutes of Q&A.
  • Teams must submit a high-level system architecture diagram before the round begins.
  • Use of open-source libraries or simulated MQTT data is allowed, but core logic must be original.
Tie Breaker

Judges’ decision final

Description

Teams will present their working prototype alongside a scalable business model. The pitch must cover market viability, potential monetization strategies for their connected car data, and a live demonstration of their hardware/software integration to solve the initial problem statement.

Rules
  • Final pitches are strictly capped at 7 minutes per team, including the demo.
  • Judges' decisions regarding both technical execution and business viability are final.
Tie Breaker

A functioning live demo will always take precedence over a purely conceptual business model.

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