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Request-onlyMatch official-source challenge records against temporary participation, deliverable, and reward preferences.
Finder answers are not saved and do not imply likely acceptance or winning.
XPRIZE competition from XPRIZE. Official site lists a $3.5M+ prize pool and $2.5M prize pool references.
Devpost-managed XPRIZE hackathon from XPRIZE and Google. $2,000,000 in cash prizes listed on the official Devpost competition page.
Federal prize challenge from National Institutes of Health. Total cash prize pool up to $250,000, including one $50,000 grand prize, five $20,000 excellence prizes, and ten $10,000 impact awards.
XPRIZE competition from XPRIZE. $11M active XPRIZE Wildfire competition listed by XPRIZE.
XPRIZE competition from XPRIZE. $119M prize competition with track awards and semifinal/final testing stages.
XPRIZE competition from XPRIZE. $101M competition; discretionary late registration may require significant fees and qualification review.
XPRIZE competition from XPRIZE and Google Quantum AI. $5M active XPRIZE Quantum Applications competition listed by XPRIZE.
MIT Solve challenge from Truist Foundation and MIT Solve. Official challenge page lists the award challenge and deadline; prize specifics require official review before action.
NASA TechLeap prize from NASA Flight Opportunities. NASA describes cash prizes plus an opportunity for a flight test with a commercial provider.
Official AI invention challenge from AI-JAM US / PAIAX. Official site lists certificates, project poster, social media package, community access, and Grand Prix/Gold/Silver/Bronze awards.
HeroX challenge from HeroX challenge sponsor. Total cash prize purse $869,000 across Phase 1, Phase 2, and Phase 3 awards.
HeroX challenge from HeroX challenge sponsor. Total prize pool $400,000 across concept, prototype, and laboratory demonstration phases.
Devpost youth AI competition from International AI Youth Education Society. Official Devpost page lists three non-cash prizes.
Devpost hackathon from Student Organization. Official page lists six non-cash prize categories for technical and design excellence.
Devpost official rules hackathon from Google Cloud Partnerships. Official rules describe partner challenges, credits, and prizes; specific prize allocation requires rules review.
IEEE challenge from IEEE. Official rules describe IEEE awards and public recognition; cash details are not selected without official verification.
Official rules contest from COMSOL. Prize details require official contest rules review.
Devpost hackathon from Kang Chiao International School Student. Official page lists five non-cash prizes, including credits, certificates, and recognition.
Devpost hackathon from Devonomics. Official page lists one non-cash certificate prize.
Devpost hackathon from LUMA. Official page lists subscription prizes for participants.
HeroX aviation prize from GoAERO. Final-stage reward details require official GoAERO legal documents and rules review.
HeroX research challenge from NIH Common Fund Complement-ARIE Program. Later-phase details and awards require official challenge review.
Devpost hackathon from VoltHacks. Grand prize includes $100 USD cash, $300 Featherless.ai credits, and CodeCrafters VIP membership; lower placements are non-cash memberships.
Devpost hackathon from CALL-E. $10,000 in prizes including cash awards and CALL-E credits.
MassChallenge application program from World Food Forum and MassChallenge. Award winners receive at least USD 7,500 per category, runners-up USD 2,500, and overall winner additional USD 10,000; finalists may access MassChallenge Switzerland prize pool up to CHF 1M.