Design. Build. Party.
Kent Hack Enough brings hackers from all over the nation together to learn something new, party hard, and create something awesome. With more than 350 highly motivated, creative, and talented participants, Kent Hack Enough is a weekend-long event where students from all areas of interest come together to make something awesome, like an app, website or hardware hack. The entire event is free for students, including food, energy drinks, and swag. In between all the coding, designing, and water pong, our sponsors are available as mentors to provide help and expertise throughout the hacking process.
Prizes
$3,750 in prizes
1st Place Prize
This is a cash prize for the first place group. The prize money will be split between members
2nd Place Prize
This is a cash prize for the second place group. The prize money will be split between members
3rd Place Prize
This is a cash prize for the third place group. The prize money will be split between members
Best High School Hack
This is a cash prize for the best high school hack group. The prize money will be split between members
Best Game
This is a cash prize for the best game group. The prize money will be split between members
Best Beginner Hack
This is a cash prize for the best beginner hack place group. The prize money will be split between members
Best Human-Hardware (Machine/Device/Robot) Interaction Hack 1st Place
Three Raspberry Pi-4’s
Best Human-Hardware (Machine/Device/Robot) Interaction Hack 2nd Place
Three Arduinos Kits
Best use of Google Cloud
Google Home Minis for each team member
Best Domain Name from Domain.com
Domain.com branded backpack for each team member.
Best use of MongoDB Atlas
Create a hack using MongoDB Atlas to host a database in the cloud! Automate the provisioning and deployment process with ease, while focusing all your efforts on your hack. Projects built using MongoDB Atlas will be eligible to win an AirCharge Plus per team member.
Best Hack for Social Good
Hack on any social good topic that you are passionate about! The winning team will receive Bose Wireless Headphones
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Eligibility
Kent Hack Enough is free and open to students of all majors. If you are a high school student or a minor, please contact us for more information about how to attend. We’ll send you a waiver for your parents to sign and return before the event, and then you’ll be allowed in. If you’re traveling to Kent, please contact us for more information about travel reimbursement.
Hackers must be registered at khe.io.
Judges

Gabe Abdullah
Rovisys

Alfred Shaker

Drew Guarnera

Greg DeLozier

Heather Guarnera

Jong Hoon Kim

Ken Liang

Roberto Uribe

Elizabeth Hutchison

Elliott Frankhouse

Collin Werner

Xiangxu Lin
ATR Lab

Saifuddin Mahmud
ATR Lab
Judging Criteria
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1st Place Prize
How usable is the project? How original is the project? How technical is the project? How polished is the project? Does this project deserve 1st place? -
2nd Place Prize
How usable is the project? How original is the project? How technical is the project? How polished is the project? Does this project deserve 2nd place? -
3rd Place Prize
How usable is the project? How original is the project? How technical is the project? How polished is the project? Does this project deserve 3rd place? -
Best High School Hack
How usable is the project? How original is the project? How technical is the project? How polished is the project? Did the hackers learn anything? Does this project deserve Best High School Hack? -
Best Game
How usable is the project? How original is the project? How technical is the project? How polished is the project? Is the game fun? Does this project deserve Best Game? -
Best Beginner Hack
ow usable is the project? How original is the project? How technical is the project? How polished is the project? Did the hackers learn anything? Does this project deserve Best Beginner Hack? -
Best Human-Hardware (Machine/Device/Robot) Interaction Hack
1) Is it designed intuitively? 2) How usable is the project? 3) How technical is the project? 4) How polished is the project? 5) Does this project deserve 1st or 2nd place for the best Human-Hardware interaction?