
GDG on Campus Institute of Technical Education & Research - Bhubaneswar, India
Date: 5 April 2026Core Theme: Generative AI & Advanced Prompt EngineeringMayaVyuh, meaning “Illusion Labyrinth,” was int...
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Date: 5 April 2026
Core Theme: Generative AI & Advanced Prompt Engineering
MayaVyuh, meaning “Illusion Labyrinth,” was introduced by GDG ITER as a high-energy technical and creative challenge focused entirely on the rapidly growing world of Generative AI.
The event was designed to test participants’ creativity, analytical thinking, and prompt engineering skills by challenging them to recreate highly detailed target images using only text-based prompts and AI generation tools.
Inspired by the global rise of Artificial Intelligence and generative models, MayaVyuh explored how effectively participants could communicate visual ideas to AI systems through precise and structured prompting.
The challenge pushed participants to:
Understand prompt architecture
Experiment with iterative AI generation
Refine descriptive precision
Collaborate under time constraints
Each team consisted of 2 members
Teams participated in a relay-style challenge
Both members worked sequentially on the same generation pipeline
The relay format ensured that communication, adaptability, and collaborative prompt engineering became core parts of the competition.
Participants worked using advanced AI generation platforms, primarily:
Gemini
Nanobanana Workspaces
These tools were used to generate, iterate, and refine AI-created visual outputs.
Every team received:
A highly detailed reference image
A specific visual target to replicate
The challenge was to recreate the image as accurately as possible using only:
Text prompts
Prompt modifiers
Iterative refinement techniques
No direct image editing or manual design tools were allowed.
The first teammate acted as the primary prompter and was responsible for:
Building the initial prompt structure
Defining scene logic and visual composition
Generating the closest possible baseline image within the given timeframe
This stage focused on establishing a strong prompt foundation for the team.
Midway through the challenge, the second teammate took over the workstation.
Their role was to:
Analyze the current generated output
Fine-tune the existing prompt architecture
Improve descriptive accuracy and visual detailing
Iterate toward the final submission image
This stage tested adaptability, prompt refinement skills, and attention to detail.
Teams were judged based on:
Similarity to the reference image
Prompt creativity and optimization
Iterative improvement quality
Overall visual accuracy and detailing
MayaVyuh successfully introduced participants to:
Real-world applications of prompt engineering
Collaborative AI workflows
Advanced generative AI concepts
Creative problem-solving using AI systems
The event stood out as a unique blend of technology, creativity, and strategic thinking, becoming one of GDG ITER’s most innovative AI-focused experiences.
Sunday, April 5, 2026
5:30 AM – 12:30 PM (UTC)
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