A web app that generates a LoFi remix of your favourite beats.
2022 Hackathon Runner-Up
UQCS Showcase
Wii Walk allows you to turn your wii balance board into a controller. It focuses on realistic walking, turning and jumping, letting your character mimic you in the real world.
2022 Hackathon Best Presentation
ResponsIO is a Q&A platform where you can get responses to your questions quickly and easily with live synced code editing, video calling and mathematical capabilities. Made by team <🐐/> 2022 Hackathon People's Choice
A first order logic proof verifier.
2022 Hackathon Best Interdisciplinary
Not a multiplayer shooter. Featuring a dedicated server, decent netcode, and assets painstakingly made from playdough!
2022 Hackathon Best Design
A Terminal version of age of empires.
2022 Hackathon Best Game
We trained an AI to recognise drawings and give them a score. Put your doodling skills to the test in our fun web-based game!
2022 Hackathon Best Newcomers
Combining Tamagotchis and GitHub to gamify commits to your repository whilst fostering emotional connection.
2022 Best Overall Project
A transpiler from 'python' to brainf*** ascii-art. Written in Haskell.
2022 Hackathon Most Masochistic
2022 Hackathon Most Masochistic
A 3D data visualisation project that renders data from APIs onto an interactable Earth, focusing on UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
2022 Hackathon Best Community
'Dynamic Duo, or Arch-Nemeses?' A project made for the 2022 Hackathon by two second years as a first foray into using the Unity Game Engine.
A chat bot app that allows the user to define the personality of 'someone' and have a meaningful conversation with that someone.
2021 Hackathon Best Presentation
A web app that enables health professionals and patients to more readily access medicine shortages information and find potential alternatives.
2021 Hackathon Best Design
An cryptocurrency that can only be traded via betting. Run as an etherium smart-contract with a react front-end client.
2021 Hackathon Best Newcomers
2021 Hackathon Best Newcomers
A Screw theory and Lie theory based robotics library for control, estimation and planning.
2021 Hackathon Best Interdisciplinary Project
2021 Hackathon Best Interdisciplinary Project
A 2D, top-down demake of Rocket League for the Nintendo Gameboy, created in C using gbdk-2020 by The Gameboys.
Winner of Best Game 2021
Winner of Best Game 2021
Inspired by UQAttic, UQLoft is a website built using React and Flask that provides crowd-sourced solutions for past exam papers.
An open source, collaborative, linguistic education tool designed to help fight the extinction of indigenous and native languages around the world.
Hackathon the Experience. Wanted to make a game based on caring for hackers needs. The game should have been an arcade style game where the host (player) is suppose to satisfy whatever the hackers need by grarbbing the relavant items.
UQ Notes is a web app designed to make sharing notes quick and easy. Built for the UQCS Hackathon 2020 by Team Yeet.
Winner of Best Overall Project
Winner of Best Overall Project
A multiplayer game server orchestrator for containerised game servers running on the Kubernetes Engine. Built for the UQCS Hackathon 2020.
Assembled Horror is an educational library to understand how a command line program can be written in Assembly for macOS. It is a fully documented experience that teaches the fundamentals of ASM programming.
UQCS Hackathon 2020
Most Masochistic Project
Loop is a fundamental rethink of the way that a modern LMS should be designed. It is a proof-of-concept that wraps Blackboard and provides additional features.
UQCS Hackathon 2020
- Runner-Up Overall
- Best Design
Hack Books is a Python script that parses WikiData for demographic information of authors of books, with the aim of helping readers read more broadly.
Busting is a web application aimed at finding the nearest public toilet to you in as few steps as possible. Named Best Philanthropic project at UQCS Hackathon 2020.
Muncoordinated is a Model UN committee management service. It's built with TypeScript, React, Firebase and SemanticUI. It sees active use amongst the Australian Model UN community, as well as internationally.
HDML is an ML based programming language designed to model logic circuits. It was made at the UQCS hackathon of 2018 by Neil Ashford, Aidan Goldthorpe, and Tom Richardson. As well as the compiler for the programming language, it includes a visualiser for the logic circuit, an analyser to view the truth table for the circuit, and a simulator.
Lonely Cube is a puzzle game made as a collaboration between a UQCS member and a QUT IT & Creative Industries student. The project was their first endeavour into the App store for both Android and iOS. All in all, it's free to download and play, and great to pass the time on a bus/train ride.
Borealysis was made and designed during the 2016 Brisbane Unearthed Hackathon. The solution analyses data gathered from bore holes to establish the locations of coal seams and the respective fragmentation of these layers. In practice, such a solution could reduce data analysis by up to 3 weeks per hole.
A simple web app that allows you to predict your blood alcohol level (BAC). The app was made to assist young adults in understanding the effects of different alcohol concentrations and volume on BAC and help promote safe driving.
ShotType allows you to change the format in which screenshots are saved on the Mac. It supports numerous formats including png, jpg, tiff, psd, and pdf. The app has been used across inTouch Consultancy and is Open Source.
Records the parking availability at UQ and plots it over the last 24 hours. Historical data is also available.
Tagster
Tagster is an NFC based tracking system for mining companies to track their mineral samples from the field to the lab. It was created as part of the 2016 Unearthed Hackathon. It consists of an Android app (that scans and writes the tags) and a web dashboard (for managers). The solution maintains accountability throughout the sample chain of custody, with or without access to the internet.
An interactive bash-like console written entirely in Javascript for storytelling projects.
Catticbooks
Catticbooks was a platform design to faciliate the selling and trade of textbooks. Bringing ease to a task that is a chore for many students.The project was a winner at the 2015 UQCS Hackathon.
Quickly and easily see assessment weightings and calculate the required marks for gradings.
FlappyArm
Flappy Arm is a team based game in which a team of players controls joints on a robotic arm to cooperatively pick up and move objects. The aim of Flappy Arm is to inspire and educate younger students about the multi-disciplinary effort required to create similar real world robots and systems. It is the UQ Hax0rs team submission for QUT Hack where it won a prize from Technology One.
A suite of tools for running Paranoia: High Programmers. Currently with a scenario and character generator, future features include user submitted content and a live version for extra Fun! Other RPGs are un-fun. Play Paranoia: High Programmers.
Source Code
Source Code
Inciteful
Free academic influence metrics and citation tracking
SafeRoad is designed as a platform for finding high risk road areas. It can be used in planning mainentance and further development of road infrastructure such as signage, traffic flow management and road resurfacing. It can also assist in planning new emergnecy service home-base locations. For the public, the service highlights roads of high risk and could act to reduce road use in high-use and high-risk areas. It is the UQ Hax0rs team submission for GovHack BNE 2015.
Sprinkles_for_vanilla is a minecraft mod which adds a config file for vanilla minecraft. Such configs include disabling mobs, particles, sleep, or teleporting, adding villagers, changing how much damage is dealt from various sources, allowing water to be placed in the nether and more... The mod has had over 100,000 downloads.
Charon
A hybrid between a full blown remote desktop service and barebones SSH. Charon allows users to access their desktop in a way which is faster than traditional remote desktop features and much easier to use than SSH. The project was a winner at the 2015 QUT Hackathon.
CheckerBOT is a robot arm desiged to be able to, from a camera, percieve a checkerboard and use a minimax symbolic AI to choose the best move, and perform trajectory planning and inverse kinematics to play checkers autonomously