The Lifeline Hackathon 2025 showcased innovative AI solutions developed by students to tackle global crises. Organized by Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar, the event attracted 264 participants from 44 educational institutions, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration. Winning projects included AI-driven platforms aimed at enhancing education and emergency response in underserved areas.
First place was awarded to a team from Carnegie Mellon University for their AI and solar energy project designed to support teachers in low-connectivity regions. Another notable project from Qatar University focused on improving emergency response efficiency through an AI-based platform connecting patients and medical teams. The hackathon highlighted the potential of AI in addressing humanitarian challenges and fostering innovation in education.
• Students developed AI solutions for crisis management and education enhancement.
• Winning projects included AI-driven platforms for emergency response and education.
AI technologies were utilized to create solutions for crisis-affected areas during the hackathon.
A prototype developed to enhance education in disadvantaged environments using AI and solar energy.
An AI-powered model designed to provide reliable communication solutions during outages.
The university organized the Lifeline Hackathon, focusing on AI solutions for humanitarian challenges.
Participated in the hackathon, winning second place for an AI platform improving emergency response.
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