The NASA International Space Apps Challenge, the world's largest annual space and science hackathon, includes the exciting segment of NASA Space Apps Noida. This event brings together problem-solvers from diverse backgrounds to utilize NASA's free data and address pressing challenges on Earth and in space in just two days.
An early warning platform POC built during International Space Apps Challenge 2016
A geospatial app that displays and locates every known debris object orbiting Earth in real time
A NASA SPACE APP CHALLENGE FINALS PROJECT. A project to find the location and level of waters with a virtual flood simulation to showcase SOS system and to fetch real time changes. :)
A project made for the NASA Space Apps Challenge 2020
NASA space apps 2022 local winner (Cairo). This project is the solution designed for the NASA space apps challenge hackathon 2022 by team NASART solving challenge: The Art in Our Worlds.
Eye of Horus is a web app we designed to solve our challenge “set your sights high”. It’s a simulation of the earth, the surrounding satellites, space debris and displays all of their information and data when asked to, like an interactive 3D map. It’s made with HTML, CSS, JS and open sources (Three.min.js and Tween.js). This app can be used as …
NASA Space Apps Challenge | COVID - May 30-31, 2020
Web-based tool for receiving data from dust filtration sensors intended for use in space-suit technology.
Titan -trivia is basically about the titan moon of Saturn. It is a learning quiz based game for new generation. This project is for NASA Space App Challenge 2023. The challenge is Titan City:3023.
Marine Debris Detection with Commercial Satellite Imagery and Deep Learning.
2020 NASA Space Apps Challenge - Red Rover
Equipe Rocket developed a cross-platform application that provides release information centrally for 3D Challenge - "When will the next rocket be released?" of Nasa Space Apps Challange 2018
Companion files to Kx Technical Whitepaper “NASA Frontier Development Lab: Space Weather Challenge”
A solution proposed for for the design by nature challenge in Nasa Space Apps Challenges 2018. An autonomous free-flyer to detect and characterize MMOD (Micro Meteoroid and Orbital Debris) damage on spacecraft surface.
NASA Space App Challenge 2021 in Mendoza, Argentina 🌎
An IoT based system for detection of Mars weather condition with network of sensors
Desafio NASA Space Apps
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