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Overview

Join us for the ATS Tunnelthon 2026 Showcase event, where participants will present the innovative solutions developed during this industry-focused hackathon. Tunnelthon 2026 brings together professionals, researchers, and students from the tunnelling and geotechnical engineering community to tackle real-world challenges using artificial intelligence, automation, and digital engineering approaches. Throughout the program, participants have worked in multidisciplinary teams to explore problem statements, apply creative thinking, and design practical solutions within a fast-paced, collaborative environment.

This showcase event offers a unique opportunity for attendees to:

  • Discover the projects developed during the hackathon
  • Engage with participants and learn about their problem-solving approaches
  • Gain insights into emerging technologies shaping the future of tunnelling and geotechnical engineering

The event highlights the innovation, collaboration, and forward-thinking ideas generated through Tunnelthon. Whether you are an industry professional, student, or simply interested in engineering innovation, this is a great opportunity to connect with the community and see the outcomes of this dynamic initiative.

Program timeline

5.00pm AEST – Arrival of industry audience

5.30pm AEST – Team presentations and interactive discussions with judges

6.30pm AEST – Judges’ deliberation and announcement of winners and runners up

7.30pm AEST – Prize distribution and event close

Learning outcomes

By attending this event, participants will:

  • Gain insight into how multidisciplinary teams approach real-world tunnelling challenges
  • Understand how emerging technologies such as AI, automation, and digital engineering can be applied in practice
  • Explore different problem-solving methodologies used in a fast-paced, collaborative environment
  • Learn about key considerations in designing innovative and practical engineering solutions
  • Connect with professionals, researchers, and students within the tunnelling and geotechnical community

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