ML Bubble 2026 – Machine Learning Awareness & Skill Building Challenge
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Saturday, August 1, 2026
to Saturday, August 29, 2026
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1 month long
Artificial IntelligenceEdtechData Science
Student only
This hackathon is only open to students. Double check the event page for more information as this may mean only those from a particular university/country are eligible.
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About this hackathon
Machine Learning is becoming an essential skill for engineers and is now a key component of major hackathons and industry projects. ML Bubble provides students with an opportunity to explore real-world problems and develop ML-based solutions according to their academic level.
The event is divided into three tracks:
FE – Explore & Identify
Identify a real-world problem.
Explain why Machine Learning can help solve it.
Submit a short presentation or write-up.
SE – Design & Solve
Design an ML-based solution.
Train a working model.
Present results and evaluation metrics.
Submit PPT and model.
TE-BE – Design & Solve (Advanced)
Build and train a working ML model.
Present results and performance metrics.
Include comparative analysis and deployment considerations.
Submit PPT and model.
Suggested Problem Domains
Participants may choose problem statements from, but are not limited to, the following domains:
Healthcare & Medical Technology
Agriculture & Smart Farming
Defense & National Security
Cybersecurity
Finance & FinTech
Education Technology (EdTech)
Smart Cities & Urban Development
Environment & Sustainability
Industrial Automation & Manufacturing
Transportation & Logistics
E-Commerce & Retail Analytics
Human Resources & Recruitment
Social Impact & Public Welfare
Energy & Power Management
Sports Analytics
Media & Entertainment
Natural Language Processing (NLP)
Computer Vision & Image Processing
Internet of Things (IoT) & Smart Systems
Predictive Analytics & Decision Support Systems
Note
Participants are free to choose any domain, provided that the proposed solution involves a significant Machine Learning component and demonstrates its practical application to solve a real-world problem.