Overview
UXplorer 2025 marks the next chapter in AI innovation. This year, it transforms into a global hackathon focused on one powerful idea: building intelligent systems with Agentic AI.
The goal is simple but ambitious. In just 48 hours, participants will team up to build multi-agent, multi-step AI systems that do more than just automate tasks. These systems will take initiative, make decisions, collaborate with other agents, and solve complex challenges with purpose and intelligence.
UXplorer 2025 is open to students from any background/discipline and anywhere in the world. Whether coding intelligent workflows, shaping agent personalities, or defining future user experiences, this is your opportunity to build what is next.
This is more than a challenge. It is a platform for bold thinkers to shape the future of AI—one agent at a time.
What You will Solve
At UXplorer’25, you will build multi-agent systems that solve real B2B problems, designed for real users and delivering real impact. This is where the future of AI gets practical.
Your Challenge
- Design and prototype a working multi-agent AI system that solves one of five given B2B problem statements within 48 hours.
- These problem statements will be shared on 1st Aug. Each one will reflect a real, complex scenario that demands intelligent, collaborative agent behavior.
- This challenge isn’t just about AI, it’s about designing smart, collaborative systems that solve real enterprise problems with a human-centered touch.
- Participants must generate their own synthetic data and use available free or paid tools to build their solutions.
- Each team will choose from a set of challenge prompts released at the start of the hackathon. Your solution should combine:
A practical, credible, and scalable solution grounded in real business needs.
A thoughtful User Experience that makes the system clear, trustworthy, and truly useful.
A reliable multi-agent system with autonomous agents solving complex problems together.
A realistic dataset that reflects the problem context and shows your system’s value.
Challenge Format
Ready to dive in? First, let’s talk who can join and how to team up.
Team Composition
- Teams must have 2 members. (can be from same discipline or different)
- Interdisciplinary collaboration is encouraged to bring design and tech minds together to build something compelling.
Who Can Participate
- UXplorer 2025 is open to all students from design and engineering colleges.
- From coding workflows to designing UX, it’s your chance to shape what’s next.
What’s In Store For You
An exciting opportunity to fund your ideas
A chance to receive funding support up to ₹1 Crore from yuj to develop your AI agent further
Cash prizes
up to INR
1 Lakh
Join yuj in building and scaling its Multi-Agent System
Earn official
accreditation
from yuj
Customised
certificate
and trophy
Hackathon Flow
A breakdown of event programming including opening ceremonies, workshops, networking sessions, demo day, and judging presentations.
Submission Essentials
At the end of the hackathon, each team must submit a set of deliverables that help us understand what you built, how it works, and why it matters.
You will submit:
A. Single .zip file (Max size: 50 MB), uploaded on the hackathon portal, containing:
1. Project Files (Codebase)
All source code for your prototype, with a clear folder structure.
2. Dataset (CSV or Excel)
A synthetic dataset used by your agents, saved as a .csv or .xlsx file.
Include a short note on how you created it and how it supports your use case in the Summary Document.
3. Design & Implementation Summary (PDF)
A short, well-structured document (2–3 pages max) that covers:
- The challenge you picked
- Key design decisions (UX, system behavior, agent roles)
- Overview of your implementation (architecture, logic, tech used)
- How you tested your solution, including dataset explanation.
B. Demo Video hosted separately:
- A screen-recorded walkthrough explaining your prototype, the problem it solves, and how the agents function. Keep it focused, clear, and human-friendly.
- Upload your demo video (max 5 minutes) to a platform like YouTube or Google Drive.
- Include the viewable link in your Summary document.
Your video should:
- Demonstrate your working prototype
- Show the agents in action (how they collaborate, make decisions, or deliver value)
- Clearly explain the user experience and intended real-world impact
Evaluation Criteria
Our expert jury will evaluate submissions across five key dimensions that reflect the heart of UXplorer'25. To stand out, your agentic system must not only be technically sound but also human-centered, innovative, and future-ready.
Main Jury
UXplorer'24 winners
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Apoorva Dwivedi
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Aaditya Parekh
Bio-Bridge MIT Institute of Design
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Ishita Bhore
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Lina Shanawas
Genix MIT Institute of Design
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Surbhi Jain
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Ishaan Jain
Bridge Delhi Technological University
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Divya Koppikar
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Arpita Karmakar
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Sharvari Joshi
