Rules
- Who can take part: Open to the public. Priority for Humber students and graduates. Teams of 2 to 4 people. Maximum 30 participants. You must also be registered for Omni Pulse Tech 2026.
- Original work: Build your project during the event. You may use open-source tools and public data. Credit anything you did not make.
- No confidential material: Do not use confidential information from an employer or any other organization.
- Your work is yours: Teams keep ownership of what they build. By submitting, you let Lightgrid Energy and Humber show your project name, description and screenshots to promote the event.
- Prizes: Prizes go to the top three teams.
- Capstone: The strongest Humber team is invited to continue the work with Lightgrid as a capstone project. An official capstone is open to Humber students only. Others may continue informally. This is not an offer of employment.
- Photos and video: The event may be photographed or recorded. By taking part, you agree your image may appear in event photos and video.
- Disqualification: Teams that break these rules or the code of conduct may be removed.
Code of conduct: Be respectful to everyone. No harassment, discrimination or bullying of any kind. Follow Humber's policies and the instructions of event staff. If something is wrong, tell a Lightgrid team member or Humber staff and we will help. Anyone who breaks this code may be removed from the event.