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A case of pneumonia detected in December 2019 in Wuhan, China, due to an unknown cause has now led to the global Coronavirus outbreak. Within a month, on January 30, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared it a public health emergency.
Globally, there are over 416,686 confirmed cases of COVID-19, with 18,589 deceased patients in a span of two months [Source: WHO]. 197 countries have reported positive COVID-19 cases. Several nations have implemented mass-quarantine facilities, while administrative bodies of many cities, regions, and territories have taken adequate measures to minimize the spread and encourage social-distancing.
The outbreak has indeed brought the world down to its knees. It has impacted day-to-day life as well as industrial operations. COVID-19 is spreading exponentially, and there is a severe slowdown in the global economy.
The entire community of doctors and the medical staff, first-responders, research scientists, pharmacists, grocers, and scores of volunteers are restlessly doing every bit to cure infected patients, contain the spread, and provide for the ones locked down in their homes.
We are calling in the global community of data scientists, entrepreneurs, social workers, designers, and engineers to join hands and serve society during this crisis. We invite developers across the globe to build prototypes that will help industries mitigate and administer the Coronavirus outbreak and its implications.
Let us do our bit and hack our way toward a better tomorrow.
Join our hackCOVID slack channel to connect with fellow participants, mentors, and innovators.
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Choose the most-suited IDE from JetBrains' family of ergonomic development environments and build top-notch solutions for this hackathon.
COVID-19 Patient Symptom Screening and Reporting:
Coupled with data on verified cases, such crowdsourced data at the healthcare worker level could be instrumental in predicting future outbreak clusters and help with resource allocation and planning.
Note: To learn more on these themes, please visit the IIMB tab.
Outbreak Management:
The most threatening concern around COVID-19 is its incubation period. An infected individual may remain asymptomatic for 2-14 days.
Open Theme:
Tracing and Monitoring:
Note: To learn more on these themes, please visit the IIMB tab.
Home-Quarantine Tracker:The Government of Karnataka has come up with a mobile application, Quarantine Watch, to monitor home-quarantined citizens. These individuals are required to upload their selfies every hour, which also includes their GPS coordinates.
Itinerary Management:
Business Operations:
The economic damage is mounting because of the COVID-19 outbreak across the globe, and a lot of companies have been forced to let their employees work remotely.
Online Training:
The Coronavirus pandemic is disrupting universities and research institutes across the world, impacting research and innovation.
Open Theme:
Social Responsibility:
Open Theme:
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End-to-end incubation support from AIC-Great Lakes Balachandran Incubator at Great Lakes Institute of Management with an opportunity to apply for seed funding of upto Rs. 25 lakhs.
End-to-end incubation support from AIC-Great Lakes Balachandran Incubator at Great Lakes Institute of Management with an opportunity to apply for seed funding of upto Rs. 25 lakhs.
End-to-end incubation support from AIC-Great Lakes Balachandran Incubator at Great Lakes Institute of Management with an opportunity to apply for seed funding of upto Rs. 25 lakhs.
End-to-end incubation support from AIC-Great Lakes Balachandran Incubator at Great Lakes Institute of Management with an opportunity to apply for seed funding of upto Rs. 25 lakhs.
End-to-end incubation support from AIC-Great Lakes Balachandran Incubator at Great Lakes Institute of Management with an opportunity to apply for seed funding of upto Rs. 25 lakhs.
The Indian Institute of Management Bangalore will recognize the best contributions (for themes mentioned in the IIM tab) with letters of appreciation.