
BR41N.IO Brain-Computer Interface Designers Hackathon
g.tec's international 24-hour brain-computer interface hackathon, held since 2017 in cities around the world.

g.tec's international 24-hour brain-computer interface hackathon, held since 2017 in cities around the world.
BR41N.IO, the Brain-Computer Interface Designers Hackathon, is an international hackathon series organized by g.tec medical engineering, an Austrian BCI and neurotechnology company. It explores BCI and neurotechnology applications in creative, scientific and clinical fields, from motor rehabilitation after stroke to communication for people in a coma and assistive devices.
Since 2017, events in cities such as Dublin, Linz, Graz, Valencia and Banff have each drawn more than 400 participants, who spend 24 hours designing BCI headsets and applications. The series welcomes students and professionals across AI, life sciences, art and technology.
It was inspired by the Agent Unicorn BCI headpiece by fashion-tech artist Anouk Wipprecht, designed to help children with ADHD or autism understand their distractions.
Students and professionals from any discipline, including AI, life sciences, art and engineering.
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Recurring events since 2017. The next edition's date and location are not published on the homepage.
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An international 24-hour Brain-Computer Interface Designers Hackathon organized by g.tec medical engineering since 2017.
Each event has drawn over 400 participants.
Cities including Dublin, Linz, Graz, Valencia and Banff.
Students and professionals from AI, life sciences, art, engineering and other fields.
BCI headsets and applications for clinical, creative and scientific uses.
The homepage does not list the next date or location.
g.tec medical engineering, an Austrian BCI company.
Prize details for the next edition are not published on the homepage.
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