DIU FoundryDIU FOUNDRY INDIA · Neurox’26 · Community Partner
Neurox’26 Reveal Portal.
One team. One reveal. One problem statement.
A live challenge-reveal portal built for Neuroxmind’s Neurox’26 hackathon, with DIU Foundry as community partner.
SOFTWARE · AUTOMATION
01 · THE PROBLEM
Why this exists.
Hackathon participants need a consistent way to verify registered team details before seeing their assigned problem statement.
02 · THE APPROACH
What we built.
The event portal verifies the team name and leader mobile, then opens a visual reveal flow. Problem allocation is deterministic; the wheel is presentation, not a random allocator.
03 · WHAT'S INSIDE
Core capabilities.
- 01Team-name and leader-mobile verification
- 02Single visual problem-statement reveal
- 03Deterministic odd/even PBM allocation
- 04Organizer access handled as a separate server-side flow
04 · ENGINEERING NOTES
Tools and disciplines.
This entry is part of an independent, student-led technology studio in India. DIU means Dominance, Intelligence, Unity; this studio is not affiliated with the U.S. Defense Innovation Unit.
Neurox’26 Reveal Portal is recorded as a hackathon in the Foundry archive. That label describes the current stage documented by the studio; it is not a claim of certification, third-party endorsement or production readiness.
The case-study record summarizes the documented problem, approach, capabilities and technology stack. Public source and live-build links are supplied where available, so visitors can inspect the artifact directly rather than infer maturity from a visual preview alone.
05 · EXPLORE
Open the actual work.
KEEP EXPLORING