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GoalThe TQLOne Sub-Competition aims to select and recognize innovative and meaningful IoT applications built in TQL . The project can be submitted individually or by a team.by TQL101 class teams. Sub-Competition PrizesWinners: First Place: $2,500 $500 | Second Place: $1,500 | Third Place: $1,000; Team members featured in Atomiton news releases. $250 TQL Heroes: $1,000 each for top 3; Team members featured in Atomiton news releases and publications. $250 Note: the same team can be both a Winner and a TQL Hero - the two are not exclusive of each other. |
Project Submission
Submit You can submit your TQL project via the TQLStudio following these stepsin one or both of the two forms:
1. Develop: make sure your project is complete and tested and loaded as a TQL project in your TQLStudioVideo: a video presentation demo of your project
2. Link: provide your application UI URL to your project
3. Project info: In Project Settings – General, provide a project image and description. Include your YouTube video URL or your SlideShare URL in your project description
4. Share: share your project with the common TQLOne account. Go to Project Settings. in Collaboration, enter Name: TQLOne, Email address: TQLOne@atomiton.com, and click "Invite".
5. Confirm: after your project share is accepted by the TQLOne administrator, you will see project "accepted" in Project Settings – Collaboration.
Note: A project can be submitted by an individual or multiple people as a team. In the case of team submission, specify the team members in the project descriptionPresentation: a powerpoint (or other form) of presentation to explain your project.
Note: TQL101 project demo is a prerequisite for submitting for the competition.
Vote - TQLOne Winner Selection
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