{"id":2695,"date":"2018-11-27T10:27:28","date_gmt":"2018-11-27T09:27:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/inlab.fib.upc.edu\/?p=2695"},"modified":"2025-02-27T16:34:03","modified_gmt":"2025-02-27T15:34:03","slug":"team-inlaber-winner-4-awards-hackeps","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/inlab.fib.upc.edu\/en\/uncategorized-ca\/team-inlaber-winner-4-awards-hackeps","title":{"rendered":"Team inLaber winner of 4 awards in the HackEPS"},"content":{"rendered":"

On November 16, 17 and 19 the HackEPS was held, a hackathon organized by the University of Lleida<\/a> and sponsored by Semic<\/a>, Bon\u00c0rea<\/a>, Stratesys<\/a> and Xtrategics<\/a>, which were responsible for proposing different challenges in which the groups should work.<\/p>\n

Of all these challenges, a total of 5, inLab teams won 4 that correspond to those raised by HackERS, Bon\u00c0rea, Semic, Stratesys and Strategics.<\/p>\n

The first prize to be awarded was Bon\u00c0rea, which was collected by the ‘m.jar’ team, made up of inLabers Josep De Cid<\/a>, Albert Garriga<\/a>, Ricard Gardella<\/a> and Mario Albo<\/a>. The challenge was to analyze purchasing data and predict future behavior of customers online. This challenge required the use of Machine Learning<\/em> and Deep Learning<\/em> technologies to predict the cost incurred by customers in the immediate future. The challenge also asked to extract the factors and patterns that influenced the loss of customers online, to try to give a solution.<\/p>\n

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The second to receive their prize was the team formed by students of the FIB among whom was the inLaber Victor S\u00e1nchez<\/a>. This challenge proposed by Semic consultant, was won by the first team capable of solving five riddles and challenges that had to do with different areas of computing, and in which cunning and lateral thinking was rewarded.<\/p>\n

\"Semic\"<\/p>\n

The third inLab team to collect their prize was ‘Marenostrum’, composed by the inLabers Sergio Paredes<\/a>, Gonzalo Recio<\/a> and Gisela Ruzafa<\/a>. The team participated in the challenge proposed by the organization of the HackEPS, which consisted of developing a platform to facilitate the search for a tutor for the TFG, this platform offers a variety of proposals for work and teachers can choose those that are more attractive<\/p>\n

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The last of the teams to collect their prize was ‘The JSON for’ formed by inLaber Juan Salmer\u00f3n, ex-inLabers Ester Lorente and Marc Vila. They participated in the challenge of Xtrategist with the project ‘Mi M\u00e9dico’, an Amazon Alexa skill that allows a patient to do tasks related to their health without moving home and with simple voice commands.<\/p>\n

In the functionalities of ‘Mi M\u00e9dico’ are: make an appointment, make reminders about scheduled consultations or taking medications, search for prospects, read the results of tests, make a diagnosis of frequent diseases or notify emergency services, among others.<\/p>\n

In addition to the Amazon Alexa skill, they have created a website where the patient can consult all the queries he has made to Amazon Echo and the answers he has received through the device in written form.<\/p>\n

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