ESTIMED Hackathon #1 - Enabling innovative IoT-edge use cases through standardization, open-source technology, and collaboration

ETSI is pleased to host the virtual ESTIMED Hackathon #1 that will take place from 28 October to 30 October 2025.

The project called ESTIMED (Enabling Standardized IoT deployments in MEC Environments for advanced systems) is co-funded by the European Commission and EFTA. It brings together open standards from ETSI ISG MEC (Multi-access Edge Computing) and oneM2M into a horizontal platform for interoperable and scalable IoT systems.

Join the hackathon and help spark innovation in oneM2M and MEC.
The ESTIMED Hackathon #1 invites developers, researchers, and innovators to collaborate and build cutting-edge applications leveraging oneM2M IoT standards and ETSI MEC edge computing technologies.

Deadline to register: 10 October 2025

Hackathon Objectives

1. Propose innovative use cases that solve real-world problems using oneM2M and MEC capabilities in IoT and edge computing.
2. Design high-level architectures that demonstrate how combining oneM2M and MEC can address the identified challenges.
3. Develop prototype applications using available oneM2M/MEC configurations and open-source platforms.

Who Should Join?

This hackathon is especially designed for:

1. Research organizations.
2. Universities.
3. SMEs.

Why Attend?

1. Gain in-depth understanding of oneM2M and MEC standards.
2. Acquire hands-on experience with open-source platforms.
3. Explore and validate innovative business ideas.
4. Team up with innovative developers and experts and build a strong professional network.
5. Solve real-world challenges to enrich your portfolio.

For more details please visit the dedicated event page: https://estimed.etsi.org/news/20250301_estimed_1/