To participate in We4Tech, you do not need to be tech savvy. Any background that
you have would be useful in this competition. In fact, from our past experiences, it’s the folks with
non-tech backgrounds that come up with the most out-of-the-box ideas 😊
If you have more questions, here’s a bunch of FAQs 😎
Answer:This event will be in combination with online pre-recorded sessions, and offline (on Campus) Query resolution sessions.
Answer: Yes! Participating in the We4tech is free, you are required to apply and get accepted due to a limited number of spots.
Answer: Minimum 12-15 hours during the competition weeks (3rd to 19th July 2025). Since the goal is to rapidly bring meaningful solutions to life, participants should expect to commit time to the Challenge beyond the normal lecture timing. Participants do not need to be available 24x7 for the duration of the event but should communicate their availability to team members.
Answer: After the competition, the best ideas and teams will have the opportunity to co-develop and implement their solution with the support of our mentors/faculty/industry experts.
Answer: The team members will own the intellectual property rights along with Weschool. Participant represents and warrants that, to the best of his or her knowledge, any work product is Entrant’s own original work and is not within the intellectual property rights of any third party, including any former or current employers/company. If you are unsure, you should consult mentor/ faculty to get the clarity about the same. Under no circumstances will the WeSchool be liable to you or any third party for any damages, direct or otherwise, arising out of use of this event's work product.
Answer: A curious, open-mind is a pre-requisite Teams will be connected with technical resources, developer platforms and experienced mentors throughout the duration of the competition, to help them create, iterate, build, and develop solutions as quickly as possible.
Answer: : All participants will require an internet-connected device to be able to access the virtual hacking resources. We recommend using a laptop, but you could also use a laptop, a tablet, or a smartphone.
Answer: No! Participants from all academic and professional backgrounds are welcome! Most of the tech platforms to be used will be open-source, drag and drop variety. So don’t sweat, if you are not from a technical background. Of course, technical or coding experience is always helpful, but it is not required.
Answer: Teams will be automatically assigned, comprising 6 participants each. All team members will receive notification via their registered email addresses.
Answer: Participants will be given challenges/problem statements on the first day of competition on 2nd July 2025.
Answer:
Tech 1 : 3D modelling and printing
Tech 2 : Analytics using python
Tech 3 : Data Visualization
Tech 4 : AR and VR
Tech 5 : UI/UX design with AI
Tech 6 : Web Development
Tech 7 : App Development
Tech 8 : Chat Bot Development
Tech 9 : Machine Learning
Tech 10 : Physical Prototyping
Answer: The exact tasks may vary based on the challenge/problem statement provided during the competition, but typically, teams are expected to ideate, design, develop prototypes, and present solutions for the given problem within the specified timeframe. Teams may refer to the submission guidelines for more details.
Answer: Knowing how to code is not necesarry. But coding experience is always helpful
Answer: Competition will start on the 2nd of June 2025 and all participants need to make their submission by the 15th of June 2025. Registration needs to be done before the 3rd June 2025.
Answer: KD sir, RedX team members, WeSchool faculty team will be there.
Answer: You have to submit 3D models made using open source softwares (Tutorials are available on our website for the same). We will print them on our 3D printers.
Answer: Choice of topic is based on your interest & discretion.