The Baltic Dual-Use Hackathon 2026 is a 48-hour innovation challenge that brings together students, researchers, engineers, entrepreneurs, and technology enthusiasts to develop solutions with both civilian and defence applications. Focusing on fields such as quantum technologies, artificial intelligence, robotics, space, and autonomous systems, the hackathon encourages participants to tackle real-world challenges that strengthen security, resilience, and technological sovereignty.
Designed to foster collaboration across academia, industry, and the public sector, the Baltic Dual-Use Hackathon provides participants with the opportunity to work alongside experienced mentors, validate innovative ideas, and build early-stage prototypes. As part of the wider Q-Con Quantum Conference ecosystem, the event supports cross-sector partnerships and accelerates the development of practical deep-tech solutions with global impact.
