The m-Indicator AI Hackathon 2026 concluded at VJTI’s Technovanza in Mumbai, drawing over 1,000 applications from across India. Devansh Raulo of DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering won the first prize, as Rs 1 lakh in cash awards was distributed among winners
The first prize was awarded to Devansh Raulo from DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering. PIC/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
The m-Indicator AI Hackathon 2026 was hosted on February 28 and March 1 at Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI) in Mumbai as part of its annual technical festival, Technovanza.
The hackathon witnessed an overwhelming response, receiving over 1000 applications from across the country. After a rigorous screening process, 90 participants comprising both students and working professionals were selected to compete in this intensive innovation challenge.
Participants engaged in a 24-hour non-stop coding marathon, developing AI-driven solutions addressing real-world problems across diverse sectors.
A wide range of innovative projects were showcased, including:
AI-based transport planning systems
Citizen missile alert system
Cybersecurity solutions
AI tools for generating business leads from Google Business listings
Housing society cost estimators (painting and flooring)
PragnaPath: A cognitive-adaptive EdTech AI system that personalises learning styles
e-waste management platforms
Missing person detection systems
Cybercrime prevention tools
Disaster management training modules for children
AI-based Forest Rights Act management
Job scam detection systems
Construction safety monitoring using AI-powered drones
Automated legal draft preparation
Voice pattern analysis for medical wellness
Product warranty management systems
Audio guides for Divyang (persons with disabilities).
Transport innovation wins top honours; Rs 1 lakh distributed among winners
The first prize was awarded to Devansh Raulo from DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering, Vile Parle, for his innovation in the transport sector.
The event was evaluated by Sachin Teke, founder of m-Indicator; VJTI Professor Mahesh Shirole, and Naval Patel, founder of Mobigic.
A total cash prize of Rs 1 lakh was distributed among the winners. The hackathon highlighted the power of AI-driven innovation and provided a platform for young minds and professionals to develop impactful solutions for societal challenges.
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