Workshop
with Roland Odorfer & Salih Guler
Free for All Attendees · Seats Limited
Workshops are included with your event ticket at no extra cost. Seats fill up fast — registration opens through the official event app approximately one week before the event. Follow app notifications to know the moment sign-ups go live.
Starts
Wed 8 Jul, 11:00
Ends
Wed 8 Jul, 13:00
Meet your hackathon organizers and technical influencer judges, then dive into the Football for Good theme that will drive 3 days of building. The hands-on portion is anything but ordinary! Participants build AI agents using Strands Agents and Amazon Bedrock, then pit them against each other in live agent-on-agent football matches. It's competitive, collaborative, and the perfect warm-up for the hackathon ahead.
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