Technovative Solutions Ltd (TVS) celebrates a major achievement as its engineers claim first place, first runner-up and second runner-up positions at an international hackathon focused on advancing industrial dataspace technology.
A Landmark Victory for TVS at the Eclipse Tractus-X Hackathon
Technovative Solutions Ltd (TVS) is proud to announce that its engineers secured all three podium positions at the Second International Eclipse Tractus-X Hackathon, held on 6 November 2026 at ARENA2036 in Stuttgart, Germany.
Organised as part of the Eclipse Tractus-X Accelerator, the full-day international event brought together developers, architects and dataspace practitioners to collaborate on improving the Tractus-X ecosystem. The central challenge focused on re-architecting the Eclipse Tractus-X Portal to simplify its architecture, improve performance, enhance maintainability and make dataspace onboarding more accessible.
TVS engineers participated across three teams, with Team 5 comprising three TVS engineers, while Team 6 and Team 2 included TVS representatives collaborating with members from other organisations. The teams achieved the following results:
First Place – Team 5
- Tanvir Islam, Technical Lead
- Md. Wahidul Azam, Senior Software Engineer
- Prosonul Haque, Senior Software Engineer
First Runner-up – Team 6
- Md. Zahidul Islam, Senior Software Engineer
Second Runner-up – Team 2
- Miah Raihan Mahmud Arman, Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
This is a significant moment for TVS, with its engineers securing every position among the top three teams in the competition. This achievement also highlights the technical capabilities of TVS engineers and their ability to collaborate and compete successfully within an international data-space community.
Congratulations to all five engineers for this outstanding accomplishment and for representing TVS on an international stage.
A Strong Demonstration of Technical Expertise and Collaboration
Victory at the Eclipse Tractus-X Hackathon carries significance beyond the competition results. The hackathon brought together participants from organisations and communities actively involved in the industrial dataspace landscape, including the wider Catena-X ecosystem.
The challenge required participants to approach an existing technical infrastructure, identify opportunities for improvement and contribute to its architectural development. The focus on simplifying complex systems, improving interoperability and facilitating organisational onboarding reflects some of the key challenges facing the wider dataspace community.
TVS's success across all three podium positions demonstrates the depth of expertise within its engineering teams. Having TVS engineers contribute to all three top-ranking teams, working alongside participants from other organisations, highlights both their individual technical capabilities and their ability to collaborate effectively within a diverse international engineering community.
For TVS, the achievement reinforces its commitment to contributing to open-source innovation and advancing the digital infrastructure needed for secure, interoperable data exchange across industries.
Understanding Eclipse Tractus-X and Its Role in Industrial Dataspaces
Eclipse Tractus-X is an open-source project under the Eclipse Foundation that develops software and technical building blocks for secure and interoperable data exchange. It supports the implementation of data spaces, including Catena-X, which connects organisations across the automotive value chain.
A key component of this ecosystem is the Tractus-X Portal, which helps organisations onboard and participate in data spaces. The hackathon focused on re-architecting the Portal to simplify its structure, improve performance and maintainability, and make onboarding easier.
Through collaborative design and hands-on development, participants contributed to advancing the open-source infrastructure supporting trusted data exchange across industries.
TVS's Growing Contribution to the Global Dataspace Ecosystem
TVS has been actively developing its expertise and capabilities in dataspaces, trusted data exchange and interoperable digital infrastructure. Its work focuses on helping organisations establish secure, scalable and standards-aligned environments for sharing and managing information across complex industrial ecosystems.
A key part of this commitment is Federity-X, a sovereign dataspace platform developed and operated by TVS. It provides the technological foundation for building, operating and governing dataspaces, supporting organisations as they adopt trusted data-sharing models.
TVS's involvement in the wider ecosystem has also received external recognition. In May 2026, the company was recognised as a Catena-X Qualified Advisory Provider, with seven members of its Federity-X team achieving the relevant advisory qualifications. This recognition reflects TVS's capabilities in Catena-X onboarding, dataspace architecture, interoperability standards and implementation guidance.
Furthermore, the company is a core member of Gaia-X, a European initiative promoting trusted, federated data infrastructure, and joined the International Dataspaces Association (IDSA) in May 2026, strengthening its engagement with the international community working to advance secure and sovereign data exchange.
The company's work also extends to cross-sector applications, including Digital Product Passports, supply-chain transparency, sustainability and circularity. Through these initiatives, TVS contributes to developing the digital foundations needed for organisations to exchange information securely, meet evolving regulatory requirements and participate in connected industrial ecosystems.
The success at the Eclipse Tractus-X Hackathon represents another milestone in this journey. With all three podium positions secured by its engineers, TVS reaffirms its commitment to technical excellence, open-source collaboration and the continued advancement of trusted dataspaces.
