Jet your Energy, Jump into Universe
A global initiative using satellite and space data to develop climate solutions, practical applications for industry and daily life, and strategies to drive the future space economy.
Event Information
- Schedule
- Team Registration
- Nov 24 (Mon) – Dec 12 (Fri), 2025
- Preliminary Round
- Nov 24 (Mon) – Dec 16 (Tue), 2025 · Online
- Main Round
- December 17 (Wed) – December 23 (Tue), 2025 (Online)
- Final Round
- Feb 2 (Mon) – Feb 4 (Wed), 2026 · Halla Convention Center, Jeju Halla University
* Results Announcement: December 29 (Mon), around 6:00 PM (KST)
- Themes
- Satellite-based business models for climate and energy crisis response
- Satellite-enabled services applicable to everyday life and industrial fields
- Innovative technologies and services shaping the future space industry
- Project Tracks
- AWS-Based Aerospace Solution Development (Tech Track)
- Aerospace Business Model Development (Biz Track)
- Satellite-Driven Service Ideas (Idea Track)
Details: See “Theme Guidelines”
Select one track to participate in Details: See “Track Guidelines”
- Eligibility
- Team participation only (3–6 members)
- All team members are required to submit individual application forms.
- University (or graduate) students and members of the general public aged 19 or older
- Participation by foreign nationals and companies is permitted.
- Application
- You can apply through the website below button.
Awards
Category | No. of Teams | Awarding Body | Prize |
Grand Prize | 1 team | Governor of Jeju Province | KRW 5,000,000 |
Excellence Award | 1 team | Amazon Web Services | KRW 3,000,000 |
Merit Award | 2 teams | President of Jeju Halla University | KRW 1,000,000 each |
Merit Award | 2 teams | President of Jeju Technopark | KRW 1,000,000 each |
Participant Benefits
Benefits provided to finalists will be announced separately and are subject to change.
- Access to the Registry of Open Data on AWS
- Various satellite data, including meteorological, climate, and imagery datasets
- Special lectures by aerospace experts (provided as video materials)
- Accommodation and meals (shared rooms at the Halla Convention Hall) will be provided on the final day. Airfare is not included.
- Selected outstanding projects will be showcased at the AWS Innovation Hub in Singapore, a world-class facility established this year to accelerate digital innovation across the Asia Pacific and Japan region.
Event Timeline
Preliminary Round
Online |
• Team Registration: Nov 24 (Mon) – Dec 12 (Fri), 2025
• Document Screening: Dec 15 (Mon) – Dec 16 (Tue)
• Evaluation Criteria
Relevance & Completeness(40), Creativity(30), Specificity (30)
• Announcement of Results: Dec 16 (Tue)
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Main Round
Online |
◦ Project Advancement: Dec 17 (Wed) – Dec 23 (Tue), 2025
◦ Screening: Dec 24 (Wed) – Dec 28 (Sun)
◦ Evaluation Criteria:
Clarity & Persuasiveness(40), Technical/Concept Feasibility(30), Market/Public Value(30)
◦ Announcement of Results: Dec 29 (Mon)
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Final Round
On-site |
• Date: Feb 2 (Mon) – Feb 4 (Wed), 2026
• Venue: Halla Convention Center, Jeju Halla University
• Evaluation Criteria:
Relevance & Problem Definition(40), Creativity(30), Technical Feasibility(30)
• Award Ceremony: Conducted on-site
• Optional expert mentoring for finalists
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Theme Guidelines
Participating teams must develop their projects based on the core themes outlined below.
1. Climate & Energy Crisis Response Solutions
“Addressing national environmental challenges and generating public value”
- Data Sources: EO/satellite observation data, meteorological and environmental datasets
- Key Problems: GHG reduction, disaster monitoring & prevention, climate change tracking, renewable-energy efficiency
- Approach: Promote public-policy support and local-government adoption while balancing societal value and industry feasibility
2. Satellite-Enabled Services for Daily Life & Industry
“Expanding satellite data usage beyond public and research sectors”
- Target Users: SMEs, small business owners, agriculture, tourism, and other practical industries
- Key Problems: Lowering barriers to satellite-data usage and improving accessibility
- Approach: Propose field-deployable, service-oriented solutions with innovative interpretation and data-linkage methods
3. Future Space-Industry Expansion Technologies & Services
“Identifying next-generation growth engines for the New Space era”
- Focus Areas: Space tourism, deep-space exploration, space-debris mitigation, etc.
- Key Problems: Adapting to rapid technological and market changes with scalable models
- Approach: Beyond product ideation, propose ecological and strategic models that expand private-sector participation
Track Guidelines
The Jeju · AWS Global Space Hackathon is organized into three tracks—Tech, Biz, and Idea—allowing participants to choose the track that best aligns with their academic background and strengths.
- AWS-Based Aerospace Solution Development (Tech Track)
- Develop a functional software prototype or MVP using AWS resources and satellite data to address Jeju-related challenges (carbon neutrality, environmental monitoring, etc.).
- Tools: AWS SageMaker, AWS Ground Station, Lambda, open-source EO datasets, etc.
- Aerospace Business Model Development (Biz Track)
- Build a viable business model using satellite data or space technologies, focusing on market potential, scalability, and commercialization.
- Key Elements: Market analysis, competitive landscape, financial planning, marketing strategy, scale-up strategy
- Satellite-Driven Service Ideas (Idea Track)
- Propose satellite-based service concepts accessible to general users or industry fields (agriculture, tourism, etc.).
- Use design-thinking methods to derive user-centered service scenarios.
- Key Elements: Persona design, user journey mapping, service scenarios, UI/UX concepts
자주묻는 질문
- What is the registration deadline?
- Is there an age restriction?
- Can I participate as an individual?
- Should the Main Round project be based on the idea submitted in the Preliminary Round?
- How will my proposal be used?
- Must all projects strictly follow the given themes?
- Will accommodation be provided?
- What if I arrive late to the venue?
→ Until December 12 (Fri), 2025, 24:00 (KST).
→ Participants must be born in 2006 or earlier (18+ at the time of application).
→ Individual participation is not available. Teams must be formed independently; team-building support is not provided.
→ Ideas may be modified at any stage during the hackathon.
→ Submitted proposals are used solely for document screening and will not be used for any other purpose.
→ Yes. However, the themes are broad, so a wide variety of creative approaches is welcomed.
→ Yes, accommodation near the venue is provided for finalists only.
→ Please make every effort to arrive on time. If unavoidable circumstances arise, contact the organizing team immediately.
Jeju AWS Global Space Hackathon
✉️ Contact : hello.jeju.hackathon@gmail.com
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