Hackaday’s parent company Supplyframe is at Electronica in Munich this week — booth C5-223. On Thursday from 16:00 – 18:00, they’ll be hosting a Hackaday Happy Hour, with a beer and coffee bar, for everyone in the Hackaday community. They’d love to see you and hear what you’re working on, be it for your day job or your night job.
If you missed the #badgelife exhibit at Supercon, it’s here at Electronica. There will also be some of those mysterious cubes you may have heard about. Richard Hogben and Bogdan Rosu will be DJing fresh beats. Stop by and say hi to [Sophi Kravitz], [Majenta Strongheart], [Alek Bradic], and everyone else from the Supplyframe team.
Hackaday’s own [Elliot Williams] will also be wandering around Electronica Wednesday afternoon. He can’t promise free beer, but if you want to crawl around Electronica with [Elliot], meet up at the Supplyframe booth at 14:30 on Wednesday.
Great! … I am at electronica tomorrow and might drop by. Anyone else?
Yes, sure, I’m there on thursday and friday, that’s definitely the place to be this week!
I will be there on Friday!
The same, both days at Electronica! That will be great time.
I wish I could be there. Hab ein wunderschoenen zeit (Have a wonderful time)!
Wish I could join in on Thursday, but have a Tegernseer for me!
(Couldn’t find any other Hackaday post about Electronica so I’m writing here…)
I received a Supplyframe Cube at Electronica from Majenta. Took it home, unboxed it and wondered what to do with it. Then I decided to open it up to find a glued-down metal weight and just emptiness inside. What’s the thing with the cube? It’s essentially a nicely packaged plastic cube with a metal weight inside. I’m so perplexed. Please help. :-D
About Cube https://hackaday.io/project/162237-the-cube
I received two Cubes, but there is nothing in as two metal plates?! I’m confused … :D
I have the cube with 2 glued down metal too. confused what to do with it too. i had no board inside the cube as these tutorial