Autonomous Agents Hackathon

SuperAGI is hosting Twitter space before the Hackathon, having an open discussion on AI Agents with AI experts from SuperAGI, Weaviate, Llamaindex, and lablab.ai

Join the discussion on Twitter on @_superAGI page!

Twitter Space Talk!

Hackathon Kick-Off

The founders at NewNative and lablab.ai will introduce participants to our mission and the opportunities you have as a member of the lablab.ai community

NewNative Introduction

Introduction to SuperAGI: Exploring AI Agents

AI Agents Explained: A Talk by Logan Kilpatrick (from OpenAI)

Vector Databases & AI Agents: A Talk by Etienne Dilocker, Weaviate

Let's go through the Technologies for the Hackathon and how you can learn it.

Technology and Challenge

We will guide you through the website, and Discord community - to make sure you will succeed at the Hackathon

Hackathon Guide

Weaviate Workshop: 45-Minute Session with Mentors on Discord

AWS Workshop with Goutam Kurumella

Open Q&A with mentors

Live Q&A: Meet the Auto-GPT Team

Join us for an insightful Q&A session with Vasek Mlejnsky of E2B and the expert mentors from lablab.ai!

Book Your Slot with Industry Experts! Collaborate with Mentors from Arize, Lablab.ai, LlamaIndex, SuperAGI, and Weaviate to Finalize Your Concepts and Ideas!

Mentorship Sessions

Arize Workshop on Discord: Troubleshooting Retrieval Augmented Generation

Q&A Session with GPT Engineer Anton Osika

Submission Deadline

Finnalists Pitching and Winners Announcament Stream

Drones + Agents = Conversational Aerial Robots 🤖

Drona

Gaurang Ruparelia

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Pratyay Banerjee

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You may have come accross plenty of projects where autonomous agents are integrated into computers. Often, these agents are equipped with limited tools, restricting them to interfacing with your emails, Excel sheets, or a codebase.

But what if we gave these agents with tools to interact with the real world in the form of robots?

Inspired by this idea, we embarked on a mission to embed an autonomous agent into one of today's most prevalent commercial robots: drones. And we decided to call it Drona, short for drone agent, and also inspired by the most intelligent teacher in Indian mythology: Dronacharya.

On a basic level, Drona is a drone control software that replaces keyboards and gaming joysticks with natural language commands. However, more ambitiously, it introduces a pivotal new component to be integrated in every robot: an "emotional brain", enabling it to interpret and even empathize with the user based on conversation. 

We'd like to highlight Drona’s utility in two domains: agriculture and disaster relief.

For the farmer, Drona means convenience. Drones can be directed to monitor crop health, pest infestations, or irrigation levels, using simple, native language commands. The once complex process is now as straightforward as chatting with a friend."

In disaster relief, time is of the essence. Through Drona, relief workers can promptly deploy drones, making them search inaccessible areas, deliver vital supplies, or establish communication. With multilingual support, on-the-ground collaboration becomes easy, irrespective of geography."


Drona is a drone-control software package that equips drones with a natural language interface and an "emotional brain." Going beyond joystick controls, users converse with drones to give them commands to perform taks. 

"Drona team on Autonomous Agents Hackathon Hackathon"

Team Idea

Submission