In 24 hours, from real problems to working implementation, Anker's hackathon makes innovation a "flowing stream with a source"

What happened: Anker held its first AI hackathon, with 33 teams selected from over 1,800 applicants across 180+ universities and developer communities, building demos in 24 hours on four tracks: smart recording, smart security, charging and energy storage, and smart service. Why it matters: Anker opened real product lines and SDKs to participants, and winning works may enter real product lines or connect with partner resources. Judges said one project's pain point closely matched Anker's own development work.

Anker held its first AI hackathon, with 33 teams selected from over 1,800 applicants across 180+ universities and developer communities, building demos in 24 hours on four tracks: smart recording, smart security, charging and energy storage, and smart service.

Anker opened real product lines and SDKs to participants, and winning works may enter real product lines or connect with partner resources. Judges said one project's pain point closely matched Anker's own development work.