Famous Belarusian athletes will act as the star ambassadors of the hackathon: silver Olympic medalist in track and field athletics
Andrei Krauchank, Cirque du Soleil circus performer
Siamion Bukin, ex-captain of the national basketball team of Belarus
Katsiaryna Snytsina, silver medalist of the European U23 Championship in athletics
Krystsina Tsimanouskaya, World and European Champion in sambo
Stsiapan Papou and others.
Tatiana Marinich, founder and CEO of the startup hub Imaguru:
“Sports and the venture industry, business in general, have a lot in common. The main thing that unites us is a focus on results. I really hope that our SportTech Hackathon is the first step towards the overall result.We are open both to creators of new solutions in the field of sport tech and to investors who understand that sports is a relevant area for innovation and investment, and are prepared to support athletes. I am certain that new solutions born at the hackathon will grow into real businesses in demand.”Programmers, designers, business analysts, marketers, managers and entrepreneurs who are ready to offer modern solutions for the development of the sports industry are invited to participate in the hackathon.
While developing projects, one can use any technology, including AI, robotics, blockchain, big data, machine learning.
To take part in the hackathon, you need to register on the project's website
https://tech.marathonforfreedom.org/.
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