Coder Games with AI Workshops

Coder Games is a not so traditional hack-a-thon filled with games and fun for every attendee, included with your ClueCon admission. Whether you like to code your way to the prize or are a builder at heart, there is something for everyone. You can work as a team or go solo as you utilize the provided materials to build your creation and win prizes!

Maker Challenge

CHALLENGE: Build an Arduino-powered device that responds to real-time phone calls or SMS using SignalWire APIs.

The Maker Challenge is all about tinkering with hardware and building electronics in a fun and relaxed environment. This year, we challenge you to build an Arduino-powered device that responds to real-time phone calls or SMS using SignalWire APIs. Take it a step further and control your device through an AI agent. We have simple examples to get you started, but where you take this challenge is up to you!

ClueCon Attendee building a contraption for the FreeCYCLED Hack Challenge

FreeCYCLED Hacks

CHALLENGE: Build a carnival game out of household items.

FreeCYCLED Hacks is all about taking a break from coding and having fun building and engineering with household objects. This year, we are challenging you to build a carnival game out of the materials we provide. It could be as simple as a ring toss or a complicated pinball machine - that's up to you.

At the end of the day, attendees will play and vote on their favorite games to choose a winner!

Whether you’re a seasoned builder or new to DIY projects, FreeCYCLED Hacks offers a refreshing twist on a typical hackathon or networking event. No more awkward conversations around the coffee station; this is a great opportunity to make meaningful connections on day one of the conference in a fun, engaging, and relaxed atmosphere.

ClueCon Attendee dropping their egg in the egg drop challenge

SignalWire Challenge

CHALLENGE: Troll a "spammer"

This year’s SignalWire challenge invites developers to prototype an AI-powered voice bot designed to intercept and troll spam callers using intelligent, context-aware dialogue. Participants will be provided with developer credits and the SignalWire team will be available to answer questions and help you build. For those who want to work beyond the one day limit, you can post your project on GitHub whenever it’s perfected as part of our Code Bounty!

Developers creating a project for the SignalWire Challenge