Tekton
ekton is an evidence-driven 3D digital reconstruction platform for ancient architecture, specializing in the preservation and visualization of Tang Dynasty timber-frame buildings.
Holly Tang, Austin Burgess
AI lab hackathons, 2025 to now
Every submission from hackathons run by Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Meta and the other big labs, with the winners marked and the code linked.
ekton is an evidence-driven 3D digital reconstruction platform for ancient architecture, specializing in the preservation and visualization of Tang Dynasty timber-frame buildings.
Holly Tang, Austin Burgess
Four lost ancient Chinese machines reborn as physically-simulated, source-cited interactive exhibits — with a GPT-5.6 docent that refuses to hallucinate.
Caleb0796 wei, yukunl Li, O Z
A voice-first app designed for the elderly to preserve their life stories without needing to type or use complex interfaces.
Lasse Stilvang
Transforming fragmented family history into living, breathing, multimodal stories.
Jeremiah Somoine
Korean elders living alone lose access to creative spaces. Only the web remains; its UI fails them. WebMCP turns Agent access into human access—restoring creative life and expanding what’s possible.
Sangjoon Son
Distance shouldn't mean silence. Spoken Letter lets any family member or friend record a story in their own voice and send it to a child's Yoto. Any story, screen-free, and parents approve each one.
Juan González Ponce, Jordan Lynn
An interactive historical map tracing the divide between poverty and philanthropy in immigrant-era Manhattan—built on Google Maps Platform from a forgotten 1899 charity ledger.
Aravind Ajith, Adhun Anand, Sarath AR +1
U2’s tours remapped with styled Google Maps, tracing a cultural signal across continents. Hosted in the cloud for a dynamic, navigation-driven map narrative of late 20th-century history.
A visual tour guide to Mount Fuji
Ziya Uddin
Imagine creating matchups between any MLB teams throughout baseball history. With MLB StatsAPI data and Google Gemini, you can.
Revive brings back video games that can no longer be played, using only the gameplay footage that survives on YouTube.
Gautam Anand, Prathyek Poojary, Suhurrith Adhikari
This is a permanent “Museum of Vibe Coding”, built by Vibe Coding Collective, an international nonprofit.
Dan Porder, Sofiia Matsiutsia, Uvin Withana +1