Use Cases
Every BuildersVault hackathon produces real AI solutions for real organizations. This is where they live, and grow.
February 27, 2026. AI solutions for the Victoria Royals hockey franchise.
Comprehensive game-day analytics dashboard with deep operational KPIs, attendance trends, revenue insights, and concession performance tracking.
Built by
Mansahaj Singh Popli & Manty Biring
Spatial heat map visualization for crowd flow analysis, concession hotspot detection, and real-time foot traffic patterns.
Built by
Luke Thomas & Aashna Sadeque
AI-powered rewards platform for driving repeat attendance, merchandise engagement, and personalized fan experiences.
Built by
Mark Axelus & Ali Ozmen
What happened next?
All three teams are now collaborating on a unified AI platform for the Victoria Royals, combining the analytics dashboard, heat maps, and loyalty program into a single solution. That is what BuildersVault hackathons are about: prototypes that become products.
March 27-28, 2026. University of Victoria. AI solutions for BC's healthcare system.
Two challenge tracks: Clinical AI and Population Health & Health Equity. Judged by healthcare professionals, AI researchers, and enterprise leaders. Sponsored by Red Bull, Trelent, and the Victoria Data Society.
Fuses patient clinical risk with community vulnerability data to produce a single priority score for care coordinators. Identifies which of BC's 1-in-5 unattached patients need outreach most, combining ED visit frequency, chronic disease burden, and community-level barriers like GP shortages and opioid rates.
Surfaces evidence-backed recommendations for preventive care and screenings. Analyzes patient profiles against provincial and federal health guidelines to identify overdue screenings and risk factors, then initiates outreach via email and SMS to inform patients what needs to be done and where to access it.
Dynamic executive dashboard connecting localized socioeconomic vulnerability with provincial health system pressures. Real-time vulnerability index, surgical wait time tracking, and dual-axis opioid crisis mapping across 78 BC communities.
Built by
Shweta Nagdev & Guillermo Granillo
Patient navigation tool for BC's healthcare system. Helps patients find the right care pathway based on symptoms, location, and available resources across the province.
Built by
Gabrielle Alves & Anu Jolliffe
AI-powered clinical assistant that helps healthcare providers make faster, more informed decisions by synthesizing patient data and surfacing relevant clinical context during consultations.
Built by
Neil Abraham & Ruben Rosen
AI-powered patient navigation layer that guides care decisions and directs patients to the right place at the right time, reducing misrouted visits and improving system throughput.
Built by
Mark Axelus & Michael Webster
What happened next?
A UVic professor and healthcare AI researcher is now pursuing NSERC and CIHR research grants with winning teams to further develop their solutions. Multiple projects have live demos actively being evaluated by BC healthcare organizations. This is the BuildersVault pipeline: hackathon prototypes become funded research and real deployments.
April 20-25, 2026. Hosted at Modus Design Labs (Owen Works), Victoria, BC. Two tracks — inter-organizational referral & care coordination (Cool Aid) and food security delivery operations (FatiCare). Starter kit is public.
Working alongside Cool Aid Society and FatiCare, builders tackle two tracks: inter-organizational referral & care coordination (HIFIS 4, Coordinated Access, PIPA/FOIPPA/OCAP) and food security delivery operations (Meals on Wheels, VRP, cold-chain, volunteer ops). The starter kit ships realistic synthetic data, Mermaid ERDs, field dictionaries, starter notebooks, and a Streamlit scaffold so teams are building within the first hour.