October 15, 2015 AT 6:05 pm
Hackaday Superconference | San Francisco Nov 14-15 #supercon @hackaday
Hackaday Superconference | San Francisco Nov 14-15.
Watch Hackaday.io/superconference for more details – Hackaday SuperConference is Hackaday’s first conference. The conference will take place November 14th and 15th 2015 in San Francisco at Dog Patch Studios located at 991 Tennessee St, San Francisco, CA 94107. Talks and workshops will cover hardware, engineering, creativity in technical design, product design, prototyping and projects. We will also be announcing the winners of the Hackaday Prize as part of the conference.
We wanted to attend a super fun and creative conference with technical talks that aren’t overrun with sales pitches. So we built one just for all of us!
The call for proposals is now closed but if you have a great story to tell, feel free to submit it anyway. We like topics that revolve around real world hardware: lessons learned from things you built or techniques you can teach to others (based upon the things you built). The overarching theme of all talks/workshops should be about HARDWARE CREATION.If you have questions or comments about your proposal, speaker nominations or anything else to do with this conference, get in touch with @Sophi Kravitz ([email protected]) or @Chris Gammell (via IM on hackaday.io).
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