My First Robotics Hackathon as a Judge!

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I used to think hackathons were the private playground of IT nerds.
Guys in plaid shirts, zero-prescription glasses, typing through the night with coffee in one hand and an energy drink in the other. Solving problems no normal human could ever understand.

Turns out, I was completely wrong.

Because hackathons? They can be about anything.
Recruitment.
Green energy.
Food.

And now… robotics.
Finally, my kind of hackathon.

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Here’s how it works: participants get a library of 3D objects and a simulation environment. Their mission: create a robotic pick-and-place application.

The rules? Just one: use an object from the library.
That’s it. After that—no limits, no boundaries, total freedom.

And I’ll be right there, watching it happen.
The Revel × LycheeAI × NVIDIA Isaac Sim Hackathon.
The place where I, for the first time ever, will step into the role of judge.

To be honest, it feels surreal.
Not long ago, almost nobody had heard of me.
Now I get to evaluate projects from talented roboticists all around the world.
That’s wild.

But here’s the best part: I know these young engineers will surprise me. Blow me away. Make me rethink what’s possible.
And I cannot wait to sit there, jaw dropped, thinking: how did they even come up with this?

I promise to give it everything I’ve got.
And if you want to know more → https://lycheeai.revelstudios.io/

The countdown is on.

I’m buzzing with excitement to see what’s been built already.

Cheers,
Jacek