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The document outlines the first round of the Star Wars Hackathon organized by Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering, detailing the format, submission requirements, and advancement criteria. Participants must choose one of ten problem statements related to various societal challenges and propose innovative solutions through a presentation. The document emphasizes the importance of understanding the problem deeply and providing a unique, impactful solution by the submission deadline of February 28, 2026.

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Bluebit Problem Statements

The document outlines the first round of the Star Wars Hackathon organized by Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering, detailing the format, submission requirements, and advancement criteria. Participants must choose one of ten problem statements related to various societal challenges and propose innovative solutions through a presentation. The document emphasizes the importance of understanding the problem deeply and providing a unique, impactful solution by the submission deadline of February 28, 2026.

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PIMPRI CHINCHWAD

PIMPRI CHINCHWAD EDUCATION


EDUCATION TRUST’S
TRUST’S

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PIMPRI CHINCHWAD
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COLLEGE OF
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Introduction
Introduction

"In a
"In a galaxy
galaxy not
not so
so far
far away,
away, the
the Republic
Republic

faces its
faces its greatest
greatest challenges.
challenges. Only
Only the
the

brightest minds
brightest minds can
can restore
restore balance
balance to
to the
the
Force..."
Force..."

Welcome to
Welcome to the
the first
first round
round of
of the
the Star
Star

Wars Hackathon!
Wars Hackathon!

This document
This document contains
contains all
all 10
10 problem
problem

statements for
statements for your
your mission.
mission. Your
Your task
task

is to
is to choose
choose ONE
ONE mission,
mission, understand
understand
the challenge
the challenge deeply,
deeply, and
and propose
propose your
your
solution through
solution through an
an engaging
engaging
presentation.
presentation.
Round 1
Round 1 Overview
Overview

Format:
Format:

Proposal Presentation (PDF)


Proposal Presentation (PDF)

Submit by:
Submit by:

28 February 2026
28 February 2026

Team Size:
Team Size:

2-4 members
2-4 members

Submission:
Submission:

Upload presentation
Upload presentation

Advancement:
Advancement:

Top 50%
Top teams proceed
50% teams proceed to
to Round
Round 2
2

Note: Round
Note: Round 2
2 and
and round
round 3 3 specifications
specifications will
will

be revealed
be revealed on
on that
that day
day itself.
itself.
What to
What to Submit?
Submit?

Your presentation
Your presentation should
should include:
include:

[Link]
1. Problem Understanding
Understanding - - Show
Show you
you

deeply understand
deeply understand the
the challenge
challenge
[Link]
2. Solution -- Your
Proposed Solution Your approach
approach
to solving
to solving the
the problem
problem (architecture,
(architecture,
technologies, features)
technologies, features)
[Link]
3. Factor -- What
Innovation Factor What makes
makes
your solution
your solution unique
unique and
and creative?
creative?
[Link]
4. Impact -- Who
Expected Impact Who benefits?
benefits?
How many
How many people?
people? Real-world
Real-world
applicability
applicability

Recommended File
Recommended File Format:
Format: PDF/PPT
PDF/PPT
Problem Statement 1 [PS1]
Jedi Archives Sentinel
National Academic Integrity Intelligence
Network

INTRODUCTION
Academic dishonesty has evolved beyond simple
copying. Students now use AI to generate essays
indistinguishable from human writing, share answers
during online proctored exams, and collaborate on
individual assignments across institutions.
Educational institutions lack the tools to detect these
sophisticated forms of cheating at scale, undermining
the credibility of degrees and certifications.

WHY IT MATTERS?
1.68% of students admit to cheating (International
Center for Academic Integrity)
[Link]-written essays are increasingly undetectable by
current tools
[Link]-institutional cheating leaves no trace
[Link] credentials lose value when integrity
cannot be verified
Problem Statement 1 [PS1]
Jedi Archives Sentinel
National Academic Integrity Intelligence
Network

OBJECTIVE
What are we trying to solve at a high level?
Build an intelligent, multi-modal academic integrity
system that detects various forms of dishonesty—
plagiarism, AI-generated content, proctoring
violations, and cross-institutional submission
matching—while preserving student privacy and
providing educators with actionable evidence.

SUCCESS MEANS:
[Link] academic dishonesty with 85%+
accuracy across multiple modalities
[Link] submissions in real-time (< 10 seconds
per document)
[Link] explainable results with evidence for
educators
[Link] to institutional and national levels
Problem Statement 2 [PS2]
Endor Environmental Alliance
Carbon Emission Tracking &
Accountability Platform

INTRODUCTION
Despite global climate commitments, carbon emissions
continue to rise because tracking systems are
fragmented, self-reported data goes unverified, and
polluters face minimal accountability. Citizens and
regulators lack transparent, real-time visibility into
who is polluting and by how much, making
enforcement nearly impossible.

WHY IT MATTERS?
1.85% of corporate carbon reports are self-certified
and unverified
[Link] data is months or years out of date
when published
[Link] unified system to track emissions across
sectors (industry, transport, energy)
[Link] cannot hold polluters accountable without
transparent data
Problem Statement 2 [PS2]
Endor Environmental Alliance
Carbon Emission Tracking &
Accountability Platform

OBJECTIVE
What are we trying to solve at a high level?
Create a transparent, real-time carbon emission
tracking platform that ingests data from multiple
sources (IoT sensors, public datasets, satellite
imagery), calculates verified emissions, predicts future
trends, and provides public accountability through
transparent reporting and compliance scoring.

SUCCESS MEANS:
[Link] emissions from at least 3 sectors in real-
time
[Link] future emissions with 85%+ accuracy
[Link] immutable audit trails that prevent data
tampering
[Link] emission data publicly accessible and
understandable
Problem Statement 3 [PS3]
Hologram Truth Analyzer
Multi-Modal Fake Media & Deepfake
Detection Framework

INTRODUCTION
Deepfakes and AI-generated content are eroding trust
in the media. Political deepfakes can swing elections,
fake celebrity endorsements spread misinformation,
and synthetic voices impersonate trusted figures.
Current detection tools focus on single modalities and
fail against sophisticated AI-generated content.

WHY IT MATTERS?
1.96% of deepfakes are non-consensual (Sensity AI
report)
[Link] deepfakes threaten democratic processes
[Link] person cannot distinguish real from fake
(73% fooled in studies)
[Link] tools lag behind generation technology
Problem Statement 3 [PS3]
Hologram Truth Analyzer
Multi-Modal Fake Media & Deepfake
Detection Framework

OBJECTIVE
What are we trying to solve at a high level?
Build a multi-modal deepfake detection system that
identifies manipulated images, videos, audio, and text
with high accuracy, provides explainable results
showing what was manipulated, and creates content
authentication mechanisms to verify original media.

SUCCESS MEANS:
[Link] fakes across at least 2 modalities with
90%+ accuracy
[Link] media in real-time or near-real-time
[Link] visual/audio explanations of
manipulation
[Link] content creators to authenticate their
work
Problem Statement 4 [PS4]
CORUSCANT TRANSIT COMMAND
Real-Time Public Transport Demand &
Fleet Orchestrator

INTRODUCTION
Public transportation wastes massive resources due
to poor demand prediction—buses run empty on some
routes while others are overcrowded, metros can't
adjust frequency to real-time demand, and passengers
face unpredictable wait times. Cities lack intelligent
fleet orchestration systems that respond dynamically
to changing demand patterns.

WHY IT MATTERS?
1.30-40% of public transport runs underutilized
(urban mobility studies)
[Link] wait time could be reduced by 35% with
better orchestration
[Link] and operational costs are 25% higher than
optimal
[Link] service drives people to private vehicles,
increasing congestion and emissions
Problem Statement 4 [PS4]
CORUSCANT TRANSIT COMMAND
Real-Time Public Transport Demand &
Fleet Orchestrator

OBJECTIVE
What are we trying to solve at a high level?
Create a real-time public transport orchestration
system that predicts passenger demand, optimizes
vehicle routing and fleet allocation, integrates
external factors (weather, events, traffic), and
provides operators with intelligent control
dashboards to minimize wait times and maximize
efficiency.

SUCCESS MEANS:
[Link] demand with 80%+ accuracy across
time and location
[Link] average passenger wait time by 25%+
[Link]-time fleet rebalancing based on live demand
[Link]-modal transport integration (bus + metro +
shared vehicles)
Problem Statement 5 [PS5]
Protocol Droid Universal Translator
Large-Scale Language Translation &
Governance Access System

INTRODUCTION
Over 400 million Indians cannot access government
services because forms, websites, and documents are
only available in English or Hindi. Language barriers
prevent citizens from applying for benefits,
understanding their rights, or participating in
governance. Current translation tools fail on
government-specific terminology and legal language.

WHY IT MATTERS?
1.80%+ government websites are English-only or
Hindi-only
[Link] language speakers cannot access entitled
benefits
[Link]/medical terminology is often mistranslated,
causing confusion
[Link] participation requires understanding
governance in one's own language
Problem Statement 5 [PS5]
Protocol Droid Universal Translator
Large-Scale Language Translation &
Governance Access System

OBJECTIVE
What are we trying to solve at a high level?
Build a specialized translation system for Indian
languages that handles government content (forms,
legal documents, healthcare information) with high
accuracy, supports voice input/output for
accessibility, works offline for rural areas, and
maintains correct meaning for domain-specific
terminology.

SUCCESS MEANS:
[Link] accuracy of 90%+ for government
content
[Link] for 5+ Indian languages with bidirectional
translation
[Link] interface for illiterate or visually impaired
users
[Link] capability with downloadable language
packs
Problem Statement 6 [PS6]
REBEL SUPPLY CHAIN
National Supply Chain Resilience & Risk
Analyzer

INTRODUCTION
COVID-19 exposed how fragile global supply chains are
—single supplier dependencies, geographic
concentration risks, and lack of visibility meant that
one factory closure cascaded into industry-wide
shortages. Companies and governments lack systems
to map these vulnerabilities and build resilience
before crises hit.

WHY IT MATTERS?
1.75% of companies experienced supply chain
disruptions in 2020-2023
[Link] points of failure exist in critical sectors
(semiconductors, pharmaceuticals)
[Link] company has visibility into only tier-1
suppliers, not deeper dependencies
[Link] cost billions in lost production and
emergency expediting
Problem Statement 6 [PS6]
REBEL SUPPLY CHAIN
National Supply Chain Resilience & Risk
Analyzer

OBJECTIVE
What are we trying to solve at a high level?
Create a supply chain resilience analyzer that maps
complex multi-tier networks, identifies vulnerabilities
(single points of failure, geographic risks, supplier
health), predicts disruptions using external data, and
recommends alternative suppliers and routes to build
anti-fragility.

SUCCESS MEANS:
[Link] complete supply networks with 3+ tiers
[Link] critical vulnerabilities with risk scores
[Link] disruptions 2-4 weeks before they
occur
[Link] viable alternatives with cost-
benefit analysis
Problem Statement 7 [PS7]
SENATE BOT ADMINISTRATOR
Autonomous Digital Governance
ChatOps Platform

INTRODUCTION
Accessing government services requires navigating
bureaucratic complexity—multiple office visits,
confusing forms, long wait times, and opaque
processes. Citizens spend hours or days on simple
tasks like permit applications or status tracking.
Current government chatbots are limited to FAQs and
cannot complete transactions autonomously.

WHY IT MATTERS?
[Link] citizen spends 8+ hours annually on
government paperwork
2.40% abandon applications due to complexity
[Link] offices overwhelmed with routine
queries
[Link] divide excludes non-tech-savvy citizens
Problem Statement 7 [PS7]
SENATE BOT ADMINISTRATOR
Autonomous Digital Governance
ChatOps Platform

OBJECTIVE
What are we trying to solve at a high level?
Build an AI-powered governance chatbot that
autonomously handles end-to-end services (permit
applications, status tracking, information retrieval,
grievance filing), supports multiple Indian languages,
explains decisions in simple terms, and escalates
complex cases to human officers while maintaining
full context.

SUCCESS MEANS:
[Link] 3+ government services end-to-end
without human intervention
2.90%+ task completion rate for straightforward
cases
[Link]-language support with seamless language
switching
[Link] decisions with regulatory citations
Problem Statement 8 [PS8]
DISTRESS SIGNAL NETWORK
Unified National Emergency
Communication & Alert Orchestration

INTRODUCTION
During emergencies (earthquakes, floods, terror
attacks), current alert systems are fragmented across
agencies, messages fail to reach all affected people,
and response coordination is chaotic. Warning delays
of even minutes can cost lives. We lack a unified
system that detects threats automatically and
broadcasts through all channels instantly.

WHY IT MATTERS?
[Link] emergency alert reaches only 60% of
affected population
[Link]-agency coordination failures delay response
by 15-30 minutes
[Link]-only alerts miss people without phones or in
no-signal areas
[Link] two-way communication to assess impact and
coordinate resources
Problem Statement 8 [PS8]
DISTRESS SIGNAL NETWORK
Unified National Emergency
Communication & Alert Orchestration

OBJECTIVE
What are we trying to solve at a high level?
Build a unified emergency alert system that
automatically detects threats from multiple sources
(sensors, social media, reports), broadcasts through
all channels (SMS, push notifications, social media,
sirens) with location-based targeting, enables two-
way citizen communication, and coordinates
emergency resources in real-time.

SUCCESS MEANS:
[Link] emergencies and alerting in < 2 minutes
from incident
[Link] 95%+ of affected population through
multi-channel broadcasting
[Link]-way communication for status updates and
resource requests
[Link] resource coordination (ambulances,
shelters, supplies)
Problem Statement 9 [PS9]
JEDI CODE COMPLIANCE SYSTEM
Ethical Score & Explainability
Framework for AI Applications

INTRODUCTION
AI systems increasingly make life-changing decisions—
hiring candidates, approving loans, predicting
recidivism—but often contain hidden biases that
discriminate against gender, race, age, or
socioeconomic status. We lack standardized tools to
audit these systems for fairness, transparency, and
accountability before deployment.

WHY IT MATTERS?
1.70% of AI systems show measurable bias (MIT
study)
[Link] hiring algorithms rejected qualified
candidates
[Link] algorithms discriminate against protected
groups
[Link] regulatory framework for AI ethics in India
Problem Statement 9 [PS9]
JEDI CODE COMPLIANCE SYSTEM
Ethical Score & Explainability
Framework for AI Applications

OBJECTIVE
What are we trying to solve at a high level?
Create an AI auditing framework that tests models
for bias across multiple fairness dimensions
(demographic parity, equal opportunity, calibration),
provides explainability for individual decisions,
suggests remediation strategies, and generates
compliance reports for regulators, developers, and
end-users.

SUCCESS MEANS:
[Link] AI systems across 5+ ethical dimensions
[Link] actionable explainability (SHAP/LIME)
for decisions
[Link] bias detection and remediation
suggestions
[Link] certification for regulatory standards
Problem Statement 10 [PS10]
GIT-HISTORY TIME TRAVELLER
Git History Visualizer

INTRODUCTION
Version control systems like Git are fundamental to
modern software development, but understanding a
project's evolution is painfully difficult. Reading text-
based git logs to comprehend how a codebase grew,
which files are maintenance nightmares, who
contributed what, or where technical debt
accumulated requires hours of manual analysis.
Developers waste time, new team members struggle to
onboard, and managers lack visibility into development
patterns.

WHY IT MATTERS?
1.100M+ developers use GitHub globally
[Link] developers spend 10+ hours understanding
project history when onboarding
[Link] reviews miss context about why changes
happened historically
[Link] debt accumulates invisibly until it causes
production issues
[Link] visual tools exist to make git history engaging
and actionable
Problem Statement 10 [PS10]
GIT-HISTORY TIME TRAVELLER
Git History Visualizer

OBJECTIVE
What are we trying to solve at a high level?
Create an engaging, interactive git history visualizer
that transforms boring text logs into cinematic
animations, heatmaps, and network graphs showing
how projects evolve over time—files appearing,
growing, and being deleted; contributor patterns;
code complexity hotspots; and AI-powered insights
about technical debt and maintenance burden.

SUCCESS MEANS:
[Link] and visualizing repositories with 1000+
commits in < 30 seconds
[Link] at least 3 visualization types (timeline,
heatmap, contributor graph)
[Link] interactive controls (play/pause, time-
travel, filtering)
[Link] actionable insights (hotspot
identification, complexity tracking)
[Link] real-world repositories (from small
projects to Linux kernel)
Problem Statement 10 [PS10]
GIT-HISTORY TIME TRAVELLER
Git History Visualizer

The solution should make git history:


Understandable - Newcomers grasp project
evolution in minutes, not hours
Engaging - Visual storytelling that developers
actually want to watch
Actionable - Identify technical debt, high-
churn areas, and maintenance risks
Shareable - Export as videos/GIFs for
documentation and presentations
Round 1 Submission
File Naming:
TeamName_PS_Number_Round1.pdf
Example:
RebelCoders_PS10_Round1.pdf

What to Upload:
Main presentation (PPT/PDF) - Required
Team details document (team name,
member names, contact info) - Required
Round 1 Submission

Important Notes:
Only one submission per team
Late submissions will not be
accepted
Make sure all files are properly
named
Test that your files open correctly
before submitting
Keep file sizes reasonable for
upload
Round 1
Round 1 Judging
Judging Criteria
Criteria

Criteria Points What Judges Look For

Deep analysis of the


Problem
25 challenge, identification of
Understanding
pain points

Technical feasibility,
Solution Design 35 architecture clarity,
innovation

Realistic implementation
Implementation
20 plan, clear prioritization of
Plan
features

Impact & Real-world value,


20
Feasibility scalability potential

Total: 100
Total: 100 Points
Points

4.0
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Final Transmission
Final Transmission

"The galaxy needs you. The challenges


are real. The stakes are high. But you
have the power to propose solutions
that change lives.
Choose your mission wisely. Think
deeply. Present brilliantly.
May the Force be with your proposal!"

⚔️
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THE HACKATHON AWAITS
⚔️
For any queries contact:
📱 Nandkishor Vasi – +91 76201 80019
📱 Prithviraj Desale – +91 93074 25514
📱 Rouchi Mahajan – +91 85308 51919

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