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.

As Bengaluru continues to grapple with congestion and parking-related traffic issues, Flipkart and the Bengaluru Traffic Police have brought together thousands of innovators to…

The Gridlock Hackathon second edition saw 33,600 registrations from students, developers and working professionals across India, with participants developing more than 1,100…