Bengaluru traffic hackathon draws 33,600 participants, produces 1,100 AI prototypes

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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: A citywide hackathon in Bengaluru, organized by Flipkart with the Bengaluru Traffic Police, MapmyIndia, Arcadis, and HackerEarth, drew 33,600 participants who developed 1,100 AI and machine‑learning prototypes aimed at easing traffic congestion. The event used anonymized, real‑world traffic data from the Bengaluru Traffic Police ASTra system to challenge teams to create practical solutions for the city’s gridlock problems.

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Bengaluru traffic hackathon draws 33,600 participants, produces 1,100 AI prototypes

Left-leaning · The Hindu

Hackathon reveals over 1,100 tech-driven solutions to Bengaluru's traffic problems

Center · Deccan Herald

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First reported by Deccan Herald on ; 2 articles from 2 outlets so far.

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