CAMERA → PRINT Hackthon
On July 8, we hosted a half-day hackathon at our office with a simple goal:
“Create an interesting web application that works with camera and printer.”
The challenge was straightforward, but practical. Each team paired up in groups of 2–3 people to build a camera booth-style web application using their laptop webcam. A printer and print endpoint were prepared in advance, so teams could focus on the application layer and test their ideas with real printing hardware.
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On July 8, we hosted a half-day hackathon at our office with a simple goal:
“Create an interesting web application that works with camera and printer.”
The challenge was straightforward, but practical. Each team paired up in groups of 2–3 people to build a camera booth-style web application using their laptop webcam. A printer and print endpoint were prepared in advance, so teams could focus on the application layer and test their ideas with real printing hardware.
The goal was not to build a perfect product. It was to experiment, collaborate, and turn a simple concept into something working within just half a day.
From 14:00 to 18:00, teams designed, built, tested, and refined their applications. Some teams created classic photo booth experiences, while others added playful touches such as frames, stickers, captions, and creative print layouts.
These images have been edited using AI to protect individuals’ privacy.
The event was well received, and we’re grateful to everyone who participated. Thank you for bringing your creativity, teamwork, and willingness to build something real in a short amount of time.
This hackathon reminded us that with a clear goal, focused scope, and the right setup, a team can create something interesting very quickly.
Build small. Test early. Print something real.