KRIYETA 4.0

All That You Need to Know About Kriyeta 4.0 (National Level Hackathon)

Sponsored by IEEE Humanitarian Technologies and eInfochips

About Kriyeta 4.0

Kriyeta 4.0 is a nationwide platform that fosters innovation and encourages young minds to develop problem-solving skills in a competitive, fast-paced environment. This 48-hour hackathon provides an opportunity for participants to create, innovate, and learn while addressing real-world challenges. Compete with the nation’s brightest minds and contribute to impactful solutions for societal problems.

Event Details

• Date: April 18th – 20th, 2025

• Duration: 48-Hour Hackathon

• Location: Acropolis Institute of Technology and Research (AITR), Indore

• Platform: Participants can use any preferred coding tools such as VSCode, Sublime, GitHub, etc., on their laptops within the premises.

Domains & Problem Statements

1. Sustainable Technologies

• Agentic AI Assistant for Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning

  • Problem Statement: Develop an AI solution to assist city planners and citizens in planning eco-friendly travel, considering factors such as public transport availability, cost, and CO2 emissions.

  • Expected Outcome: A smart travel planner tool that compares routes, emissions, and costs to recommend the most sustainable option.

• Smart AI Assistant for Home Energy Optimization

  • Problem Statement: Create an AI assistant that analyzes home energy consumption data to detect wastage and provide optimization strategies.

  • Expected Outcome: AI-powered dashboard, recommendation engine, and data analysis pipeline.

2. Healthcare Innovation

• Agentic AI Framework for Hospital Workflow Automation

  • Problem Statement: Build a multi-agent AI system to automate hospital processes such as appointment scheduling, EMR data retrieval, and billing validation.

  • Expected Outcome: A working demo with autonomous agents handling hospital tasks efficiently.

• Agentic AI-Based Personalized Health Coach for Preventive Care

  • Problem Statement: Design an AI system that provides personalized health coaching to help users manage chronic disease risks through tailored recommendations and feedback.

  • Expected Outcome: A health advisory platform integrating risk analysis and AI-generated recommendations.

3. AI and Emerging Technologies

• Multi-Agent Communication Framework

  • Problem Statement: Develop a reusable framework that facilitates collaboration between AI agents for complex problem-solving.

  • Expected Outcome: A modular agent collaboration framework with sample task flows.

• Agentic AI Framework for Smart Email Triage and Action Automation

  • Problem Statement: Create an AI-powered system that classifies emails, extracts action items, and generates suggested responses for professionals.

  • Expected Outcome: A comprehensive email triage assistant with tagging, summarization, and automated replies.

4. Agriculture and Food Security

• AI-Powered Pest Control System

  • Problem Statement: Build an AI-driven solution to detect harmful pests in real-time using drone or mobile images, providing early warnings and eco-friendly mitigation strategies.

  • Expected Outcome: A system that enhances pest detection and promotes sustainable pest management.

• Food Waste Management and Redistribution Platform

  • Problem Statement: Develop a tech-enabled system to connect farmers, retailers, and NGOs to reduce and redistribute surplus food effectively.

  • Expected Outcome: A platform that minimizes food waste, optimizes redistribution, and combats hunger.

Rules & Regulations

• Participants must bring their own systems; only internet connectivity will be provided.

• No refunds will be given if teams are disqualified after Round 1 (PPT Submission).

• Teams must have 4 to 5 members, including at least 1 female participant.

• Participants must stay on the premises for the full 48 hours. Leaving the event venue is prohibited.

• Each team must select a team color for easy identification.

• At least 50% of the team must be present at the arena throughout the event.

• Unethical practices (cheating, plagiarism, unauthorized resource use) will result in disqualification.

• Common lodging will be provided; no separate rooms for teams.

• Participants must arrange their own transportation to and from the venue.

• PPT Content: Team Introduction, Problem Statement, Proposed Solution (max 3 slides), Benefit to Society, Future Scope, References (1 slide each).

Note: Violation of any rules may lead to penalties or disqualification, as determined by the organizing committee.

Contact Information

Faculty Coordinators

• Dr. Mayur Rathi – 9981141151

• Prof. Sumit Jain – 9821657501

• Prof. Anshul Oza – 7987613404

• Prof. Lucky Saxena – 9617486064

Student Coordinators

• Ishika Agrawal – 8905689050

• Kaustubh Kaushal – 8236047154

• Suyash Singh Rajawat – 6264653404

• Akatva Jain – 6266057113

Get ready to code, innovate, and transform at Kriyeta 4.0!