Thomas Pryor flexes his hands while calibrating the gloves of the sign language translator he and partner David Hung are working on during the 36 straight hours of work during Hack Arizona at the University of Arizona, Saturday, March 7, 2015, Tucson, Ariz. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily StarHack Arizona, a hackathon at University of Arizona this weekend, took place last weekend, with hundreds of student hackers from across the country networking, learning and competing for prizes.
The grand prize for Best Hack was awarded to the Arduino ASL Translator, with team members winning an all expenses paid trip to the Global Hackathon in Seoul, South Korea.
The full list of winners can be found on Hack Arizona's website.
Contact reporter Caitlin Schmidt at cschmidt@tucson.com or 573-4191. On Twitter: @caitlincschmidt.
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Teams compete to make best use of technology.
Thomas Pryor flexes his hands while calibrating the gloves of the sign language translator he and partner David Hung are working on during the 36 straight hours of work during Hack Arizona at the University of Arizona, Saturday, March 7, 2015, Tucson, Ariz. Kelly Presnell / Arizona Daily Star
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