UI students win big at "Hack-a-thon"
Updated: February 4, 2013
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS -- UI students made a big splash in a computing competition this weekend. Two students won first prize in the 36-hour Hack-a-thon in Michigan.
Ali and Ehsan Razfar were nicknamed "bro-grammers" since they're brothers. They created an application called "Speakeasy."
It helps people who speak different languages communicate with each other. They do that by using voice-to-text technology.
UI students Rishabh Marya and Bhuwan Khattar won third place.
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Ali and Ehsan Razfar were nicknamed "bro-grammers" since they're brothers. They created an application called "Speakeasy."
It helps people who speak different languages communicate with each other. They do that by using voice-to-text technology.
UI students Rishabh Marya and Bhuwan Khattar won third place.
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