The pandemic had restricted a lot of us from going out and our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man was no exception. Fighting crime day in and out has reduced his suits to scraps and he now wishes to get hold of a new set of apparel. However, he’s not too sure about what to pick. With online shopping, he isn’t even sure what will look good on him.

Design a portal that keeps track of a user’s past choice preferences and builds upon it to provide suggestions. Incorporate physical attributes like height, build, complexion, and other factors while giving out suggestions.

Homicides in New York City surged in 2020 by 47 percent to 468 from 319 the year prior, one of the most significant increases in the city's history. With the increasing crime rates, it's getting hard for the Police Department to keep up with organized criminals. To their rescue, Spiderman has decided to hack into their database and analyze the crime patterns regionally.

Taking into consideration the crime datasets from official police records, help Spiderman design a portal that displays the data after thorough analysis. From the time and kind of crime in a certain region to the frequency and gang size, deep dive into as much detail as you can extract and present a platform for the uniformed officers to take action on.

79,732 people have lost their lives and 108 crore people were affected in 321 incidents of natural disasters in India, according to a report by the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction. Wouldn't it be better if we could reduce this number to 0?

Similar to Spidey Sense, develop a Machine Learning model that is able to predict any natural disaster (for example cyclones, tsunamis, earthquakes, etc) beforehand and warn the proper authorities so that they can take the necessary preventive measures.

With great power comes great responsibility so your job, heroes, is to save lives by building a risk assessment and detection application.

Do you know any other prominent problem that you can propose Spidey a solution for? If yes, feel free to take up Open Innovation as your problem statement. It’s not necessary that we find the next big thing during our Hackathons. But now that you have the opportunity to experiment with new ideas without any restrictions and work with your colleagues on the same, while learning along the way, get your code editors out and take a shot. There are no tech or domain restrictions from our end, as long as you believe that solution can be helpful for a large audience.