Call for Code Demo
summary
IBM runs Call for Code as a five‑year $30M program with a $200,000 prize and starter kits for COVID and climate tracks. Practical outputs include a crisis‑communications chatbot built with Watson Assistant and Watson Discovery, Node‑RED flows, speech‑to‑text/text‑to‑speech, 39 canned Q&A items and live API pulls for case counts; a remote‑learning stack (LoopBack, transcription pipeline, BigBlueButton); a community supply‑map app; past winners include a firefighter health IoT device and Project OWL 'ducks' mesh with drone object‑detection.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 0:56Call for Code
- 8:17Remote Learning
- 9:13Climate Change
- 9:57Energy Sustainability
- 10:31Disaster Resiliency
- 11:18Crisis Communication
- 12:19Winners
- 16:18Drones
- 16:56Drone Aid
- 19:24Starter Kits
- 20:26Architecture Diagrams
- 21:35Watson Assistant Chat Bot
- 23:47Node Red
- 24:44A Web Page
- 27:06Community Cooperation Problem
- 29:38Iot Sensors
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