Hackaday Berlin: the Badge, workshops and lightning talks #BadgeLife @Hackaday
Hackaday Berlin is just under two weeks away, and there is good news times three! If you don’t already have tickets, there are still a few left, so grab them while they’re hot.
The Badge
Many Europeans weren’t able to make the flight to Supercon, so here’s your chance to get hands on Voja Antonic’s superb down-to-the-metal computer trainer-slash-retrocomputer on the right side of the Atlantic. It’s been re-skinned for Berlin, with a couple hardware tweaks because nobody can leave a board revision alone, but it’s 100% compatible with the badge that took Supercon 2022 by storm.
Workshops
Paul Beech – Hug-O-Rama: Robot Popularity Contest
Matt Venn – Tiny Tapeout – design your own chip and get it made!
Radomir [deshipu] Dopieralski – Fluffbug: A DIY Desktop Robot
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