Build with Bali | Tsinghua AI Mini Hackathon
One Day. Six Hours. Real Problems. AI Prototypes.
What could happen if students and young builders at Tsinghua spend one intensive day turning real-world challenges into AI-enabled prototypes — while connecting with a parallel AI for SDGs hackathon in Bali?
ATOX × UID x SABRI are co-hosting a six-hour AI Mini Hackathon at Tsinghua University, held in parallel with the ATOX × UID Bali AI Innovation & Youth Builder Pilot. The event will bring together around 30 students and young builders across technology, design, entrepreneurship, sustainability, and social innovation.
You will form a small team, choose an SDG-related challenge, and build an early-stage prototype within one day. The focus is not on polished code or perfect products — it is on identifying meaningful problems, moving quickly, learning by building, and sharing ideas with other young innovators.
No prior hackathon or AI experience is required. Technical and non-technical participants are both welcome.
Co-hosted by: ATOX × UID x SABRI
Parallel Track: ATOX × UID Bali AI Innovation & Youth Builder Pilot
Location: Tsinghua University
Scale: Around 30-50 participants
Format: AI workshop + team build sprint(mini hackathon) + final pitch
Agenda
09:00–09:20 | Opening & Briefing
Welcome remarks, event objectives, team formation, challenge introduction, judging criteria, and expected outputs.
09:20–10:00 | AI Product Workshop
A practical introduction to AI product thinking, vibe coding, rapid prototyping, and how to turn local challenges into buildable solutions.
10:00–16:00 | Build Sprint
Six-hour intensive team sprint. Teams define a problem, design a solution, build an early prototype, map user scenarios, and prepare their final pitch.
16:00–16:30 | Keynote Sharing
Short sharing on AI, youth innovation, SDGs, and the China–Southeast Asia builder connection.
16:30–17:30 | Final Pitch & Awards
Teams present their prototypes, receive feedback, and selected projects are recognized.
Challenge Directions
🌍 AI for SDGs
Practical AI-enabled solutions for social and environmental challenges.
🏙 AI for Cities & Communities
Ideas for public services, community needs, local communication, and urban life.
♻️ Sustainability & Climate Action
Waste, mobility, energy awareness, responsible consumption, and climate resilience.
🎓 Education, Wellbeing & Inclusion
Tools that support learning, accessibility, youth development, and community participation.
📖 Culture, Tourism and Creative Technology
AI-enabled storytelling, cultural preservation, tourism innovation, creative expression, and digital heritage.
🌏 China × Southeast Asia Exchange
Exploring how young builders can connect local challenges, regional collaboration, and global innovation.
Who Should Join?
Students from all disciplines, developers, designers, researchers, aspiring founders, and anyone who wants to experiment with AI and build something meaningful in one day.
Come with an idea, a question, or simply curiosity. Leave with new collaborators, a prototype, and a clearer sense of what you can build next.
About the Organizers
ATOX
ATOX is a global youth builder community initiated by students from Tsinghua University and Peking University. It connects creative, action-oriented, and interdisciplinary young people across AI, product design, hardware innovation, creative technology, and entrepreneurship. Through hackathons, workshops, meetups, and city exchanges, AttraX helps young innovators move from ideas to prototypes and real-world projects.
SABRI
SABRI is a student-led international exchange and youth engagement community at Tsinghua University. It brings together students interested in global development, Belt and Road cooperation, cross-cultural dialogue, and youth-led innovation. Through events, forums, and collaborative projects, SABRI creates opportunities for students to engage with real-world issues and international communities.
United in Diversity (UID)
United in Diversity is an Indonesia-based foundation focused on social innovation, leadership, sustainability, and cross-sector collaboration. Through its work in Bali and across Southeast Asia, UID connects government, business, academia, civil society, and youth communities to explore practical solutions for shared challenges.
This event is part of the wider ATOX × UID Bali AI Innovation & Youth Builder Pilot, connecting student builders in Tsinghua with young innovators, local communities, and AI practitioners in Bali.
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