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

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

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.

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/