Hackaday, along with Ultimaker and New Lab, are hosting an extravaganza of super hacks and more in New York next week. Grab a project you’re working on and join us on Wednesday, February 28 in Brooklyn.
This is all about showcasing the coolest, newest stuff being worked on by makers, hackers, artists, and engineers. Get ready to talk hardware, stare into far too many LEDs, and enjoy drinks and camaraderie. The event is being hosted by New Lab, and we’re teaming up with Ultimaker to bring you a night of fun and solder fumes. We have great speakers lined up, and we’ve blocked out some time for lightning talks too so fill out this form if you’re interested.
Support for the KiCad Project
RSVPs for this meetup are $5, with all proceeds being donated to the KiCad project via CERN.
Sending some funding to support this Open Source EDA project is a great thing. If this fee is a no-go for you, we’re also looking for a few volunteers for the event. If you’d like to help out and skip that $5 cover, send us a note on Hackaday.io.
You do good artwork, Joe Kim!
And this is a case of been there and done that, as applies to the form. No T-shirt but I’ll be there for early arrivals and helping out. Wonder how many will do that?
My last week in NYC — for-eh-ver — I think I shall stop by and peruse. See me for Red Vines shd the locals bring, blech, Twizzlers as snacks.
Let me know when an event like this happens either in Philly or Baltimore and I’ll gladly attend. Delaware is just far enough out of the way to make Meet ups like this impossible for me during the workweek when they’re held in NYC or DC.