One part of the Mauka2Makai Impact Challenge, Build4ʻĀina Hackathon was an event hosted by Purple Maiʻa on Oʻahu. Participants were invited to work on a KILO Dashboard, an innovative tool designed to seamlessly integrate kūpuna ʻike with modern technology for ahapuaʻa restoration. For more background on the challenge, check out the information packet.
Taking place across different wahi, this group started off at The Nation of Hawaiʻi to ground in the technology of Kilo, and connect with ʻāina stewards. Second day was at Hālau ʻĪnana in Moʻiliʻili, to plant hua and build out projects. And the last day was spent at the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, for demonstrations and presentations of our culminated work.
Explore the projects jammed on throughout the weekend!
| Team | Names | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Mission Mālama | Kainoa de Angelis | Mission Mālama |
| Ideas Hui | Chanelle Loke Tolentino, Doreen Wong, Kimi Harada-Kato, Melissa Miura | HI Tech Wayfinders’ Map Deck |
| Price Findah | Donavan Kealoha, Olin Lagon | Price Findah Deck Deployment |
| Sensors | Andrew Allinga, Brandon Askew, Corinne Okada Takara, Dylan Apera, Ikaika Bisho, Josiah Hester, Justin Goshi, Makana Askew, Moeiini Reilly | Sensor Deck |
| Back End | Chris Whited, Raul Goodness, Tara Goshi | Backend Deck |
| LLM | David Pickett, Donna David, Jamie Dabu, Solomon Posner | LLM Deck |
| Front End | Ava, Brandon, Brandon Kinard, Chi, Eveline, Hyson Kaio, Jaden Kapali, Jeff Wong, Kawika Naweli, Sabrina, Tracy Bui | Front End Deck Deployment |