Daejin University Hosts SW·IP Hackathon Competition to Solve Industrial and Social Issues

On the 13th, Daejin University Digital Talent Development Project Group (Director Professor Son Bang-yong) announced that, in collaboration with the IT Convergence Intellectual Property Education Center (Director Professor Jeong Jong-jin), they jointly hosted and organized the "SW·IP Hackathon Competition for Solving Industrial Social Problems" over two days without overnight stay on the 28th and 29th of last month.

The Digital Talent Development Project Group and the IT Convergence Intellectual Property Education Center at Daejin University jointly hosted the "SW·IP Hackathon Competition for Solving Industrial and Social Problems" over two days and one night on the 28th and 29th of last month. Provided by Daejin University

This competition focused on solving industrial social problems, allowing participation regardless of major or non-major status, where participants designed and implemented creative ideas. In particular, through education on drafting patent claims, support was provided to link the designed ideas to patents, offering participating students an opportunity to understand software and secure intellectual property rights.

On the day, the awards were as follows: △Grand Prize to TuckConnect, Carpool Programming (President’s Award, Mathematics Department: Park Jae-hoon, Moon Hong-jun, Yoo Hong-yeol) △Excellence Award to Street Patrol, a user-participatory service creating a better society through volunteer missions (Director’s Award, Computer Engineering Department: Jeong Min-gyu, Moon Jun-won, Hong Jun-pyo) △Merit Award to NOTJam, a blockchain-based DID electric scooter safety management system (Center Director’s Award, Smart Convergence Security Department: Kim Seong-hyun, Lim Hee-young, Shin Hye-jin) △Merit Award to Jaldeureojusiso, a blockchain technology-based system to prove sudden unintended acceleration accidents in cars (Center Director’s Award, Smart Convergence Security Department: Kim Jong-hwa, Jeon Woo-hyun) △Merit Award to Woosunha3, analysis of the impact of phone number change cycles on personal information security and proposal of solutions (Center Director’s Award, Smart Convergence Security Department: Noh Hae-rin, Noh Seo-jin, Lee Ji-yu) △Encouragement Award to Palgakmosanai, a smart sorting solution to improve FC logistics efficiency (Center Director’s Award, Smart Convergence Security Department: Son Yu-tae, Lee Dong-woo, Jeong Woo-bin).

Son Bang-yong, Director of the Digital Talent Development Project Group, stated, “This hackathon competition provided a venue for students to implement and advance their innovative ideas through software, and I hope it was a great opportunity to derive various ideas for solving industrial social problems and to establish a foundation for software learning and employment or entrepreneurship through the implemented results.”

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