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Eclipse SDV Hackathon Challenge

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Automotive software developers are invited to Munich from November 28-30 for the Eclipse SDV Hackathon Challenge at Accenture to hack the software defined car of the future.

The hackathon will bring together automotive software enthusiasts to experiment with the current Eclipse SDV tools and blueprints, build exciting new features, and try new things with the code.

Participants will be led through the two-and-a-half day coding marathon by mentors from major OEMs, Tier 1 and automotive technology companies including CARIAD, Mercedes-Benz Tech Innovation, Bosch, ETAS, Continental, Microsoft, and more.

Experienced coaches will guide participants through the two tracks, SDV Tooling and SDV Blueprints, and help them create innovative use cases and features built on top of existing real-life automotive software projects.

Register today to participate in the hackathon.

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