SynopsisThe Gridlock Hackathon second edition saw 33,600 registrations from students, developers and working professionals across India, with participants developing more than 1,100 prototypes using anonymised, real-world traffic datasets. Participants worked on themes including congestion prediction, traffic violation detection, movement-pattern analysis, parking intelligence and mobility decision-making.Flipkart and Bengaluru traffic police have partnered with MapmyIndia, Arcadis and HackerEarth to crowdsource artificial intelligence and machine-learning solutions to address the city’s traffic and urban mobility challenges.The Gridlock Hackathon second edition saw 33,600 registrations from students, developers and working professionals across India, with participants developing more than 1,100 prototypes using anonymised, real-world trafficNow Playing
Flipkart, Bengaluru traffic police bring AI innovators together to tackle city’s traffic woes - The Economic Times
The Gridlock Hackathon second edition saw 33,600 registrations from students, developers and working professionals across India, with participants developing more than 1,100 prototypes using anonymised, real-world traffic datasets. Participants worked on themes including congestion prediction, traffic violation detection, movement-pattern analysis, parking intelligence and mobility decision-making.
99 words~1 min read
