The Hackaday Superconference at SupplyFrame’s DesignLab in Pasadena wraps up Sunday, so there’s still time for computer hardware hackers, builders, and engineers to catch organized talks and workshops along with extemporaneous challenges and talks
Hundreds of engineers and engineering enthusiasts have gathered since Friday for the forums that make Supercon the “ultimate” hardware conference, according to organizers.
Talks and workshops continue Sunday, with the badge-hacking ceremony closing the conference around 6 p.m., and an unofficial afterparty after.
The organizers said there are seven workshops were planned for Saturday and Sunday, each with a ticket price of $15 and attendance limited to 20.
Here’s the Hackaday Supercon 2022 signup page:
www.eventbrite.com/e/2022-hackaday-superconference-tickets-402410268947.
Supplyframe in Pasadena started Hackaday.io as a project hosting site in 2014 under the name of Hackaday Projects. It has now grown into a social network of about 100,000 members.
In November 2015, Hackaday hosted the inaugural Supercon. Hackaday Supercons 2020 and 2021 were Remoticons – virtual conferences – since Supercon couldn’t be held in person due to COVID-19 restrictions.
