We are used to creating traditional websites and final projects. We want you to go further!

Explore unconventional possibilities for developing solutions, such as:

* Extensions for VS Code or your favorite code editor.

* Tools or games for the command terminal.

* Applications for Word or Excel.

* Browser extensions.

* Mobile applications.

* Anything else—surprise us!

The goal is to develop a technological solution with a functional demo that addresses a real problem, focused on one of the three profiles defined below.

🎯 Challenge Categories

The solution must be designed to address and solve a problem in any of the following three groups:

I. Personal (Solution focused on a single user)

Profile Scope of the Problem

1. Student From the most basic level to doctoral studies. Problems such as lack of attention, study methods, recreational activities, or any project that positively impacts the student.

2. Teacher From elementary school to university. You can address automated grading methods, anti-AI or AI-based assessments, interactive platforms, etc.

II. Community (Solution requiring the participation of multiple users)

Profile Scope of the Problem

1. Student Community Collaborative solutions: public transportation route mapping platforms, discussion networks on specific topics, or any issue that the community can address with your application.

You decide how much to specialize and solve a problem for a more specific group. Example: High school students struggling to pass their STEM college entrance exams. As long as your focus is on students or any other category, you can specialize as much as you want in your target audience.

• Learning and Development
  What areas were you able to develop further, or what new concepts did you learn that you didn't know before and caught your attention? 20%
• Technical Innovation
  Technological Innovation Does the team recognize the current competition for the proposed solution, and why does it make them stand out from the competition? 25%
• Impact of the Solution
  How can the impact be measured within the problem you are trying to solve? 30%
• Demo Functionality
  What limitations or functionalities does your demo have and how can it continue to scale? 25%