The CBC is pleased to announce our second DLT/AEC Hackathon, led by University College London and R3. On this event we will develop blockchain smart procurement tools for the real estate and construction sector and initiate our second CBC open source project: Smart Procurement for the AEC Industry.
The Hackathon will take place at the heart of UCL’s Bloomsbury Campus for three days of intense coding with R3 developers and a final presentation day.
This event is open to all, but will be of particular interest to CEOs and CTOs in the Real Estate and AEC industries, Startups, AEC Professionals, Computer Scientists and Software Developers. No Corda knowledge is necessary but a general understanding of OOP is desirable. Familiarity with Java and Kotlin is recommended.
When?
10am - 5pm, Wednesday 7th to Friday 9th November 2018
Where?
Malet Place, University College London, WC1E 6BT
CONCESSION TICKETS
The CBC offers a limited number of discounted and complimentary tickets for students, researchers and startup developers. To receive your access code, please complete the request form on: https://www.constructionblockchain.org/hcf
ABOUT CBC HACKATHONS
The CBC's Hackathons are strategic, tailored events to develop open source DLT & Blockchain solutions for the AEC Industry. The collaborative effort is open to many technologies and aims to grow the CBC opensource projects. We bring together leading technologists, industry experts, and academic practitioners to investigate the potential disruption and practical application of emerging technologies and actively develop new digital tools for the built environment.
ABOUT THE CBC
The Construction Blockchain Consortium was established to develop knowledge transfer, arrange commercial and academic presentations, assess and test commercial services and technology, conduct research, and drive policy, regulation and understanding of the consequences of Blockchain and other emerging technologies in the Built Environment. The CBC is led by the UCL Department of Computer Science and The UCL Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment.
We also investigate the development of open source tools on behalf of the industry and to encourage application developers to build proprietary technology and services to deliver sustainable construction solutions.
