Bengaluru traffic hackathon draws 33,600 participants, produces 1,100 AI prototypes

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Flipkart and the Bengaluru Traffic Police organised the Gridlock Hackathon 2.0, along with MapmyIndia, Arcadis and HackerEarth, to find technology-driven solutions for the city's congestion and parking problems.
The hackathon received 33,600 registrations from students, developers and working professionals across India.
Participants used anonymised, real-world traffic data from the Bengaluru Traffic Police's ASTraM platform to build more than 1,100 AI and machine-learning prototypes.
These solutions covered congestion prediction, traffic violation detection, movement-pattern analysis, parking intelligence and traffic-resource management.

Whether any of the 1,100 prototypes are adopted or piloted by Bengaluru Traffic Police
Any follow-up editions of the Gridlock Hackathon
Use of ASTraM data in future civic-tech collaborations

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