Remote Resilience Hub Wins at Hack the Future 2025
Our team won at the Hack the Future climate resilience hackathon in Tallinn—we built a toolkit to support Valencia's remote workers during crises like floods and power outages.
We’re thrilled to announce that the Remote Resilience Hub was selected as a winning project at the Hack the Future 2025 climate resilience hackathon, held in Tallinn, Estonia.
The 48-hour hackathon, organized by Garage48, Latitude59, and the Estonian Ministry of Climate, brought together innovators from across Europe to build practical solutions for real-world climate threats. Our team — representing Valencia — tackled a challenge close to home: how to better support the city’s growing population of remote workers, especially during crises like floods, power outages, or infrastructure failures.
Our solution:
An integrated digital + analogue toolkit combining AI-powered onboarding, hyperlocal community connectors, and a distributed mesh communication network for resilience during outages.