Teardown hardware hacking con starts today in Portland

May 11, 2018May 11, 2018 fustinibunnie, conference, crowd supply, FPGA, hardware hacking, hebocon, oregon, portland, reverse engineering, robots, workshopLeave a comment

Teardown hardware hacking con starts today in Portland! Follow @oshpark on Twitter for updates and look for our Drew Fustini in purple. Check out the sessions page to see all the exciting people that will be presenting and running workshops!

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Recent Updates

Bring Your Electronic Waste to Teardown!

Hebocon Robot Sumo Call for Participation

Nadya Peek, OSH Park, Early Bird Passes, and CFP Extension

Andrew “bunnie” Huang to keynote Teardown

Just the Facts


Who?	Anyone interested in hardware: engineers, designers, artists, students, teachers…
What?	A three-day line up of talks, workshops, demos, installations, and puzzles
When?	Friday – Sunday, May 11 – 13, 2018
Where?	Beautiful Portland, Oregon on the campus of the Pacific Northwest College of Art
Why?	Shipping great hardware to you is rewarding, but we miss seeing you in person
How?	With lots of help from our friends, including our partner, Make+Think+Code @ PNCA

Schedule

Teardown runs from the afternoon of Friday, May 11, 2018 through the night of Sunday, May 13, 2018. We encourage all participants to attend the entire time – plan to arrive Friday around noon and leave Monday morning. Below is the preliminary schedule.

Friday, May 11, 2018

Registration opens at 11:30 AM.

Time	Title	Presenter	Type	Room
12:30-10PM	Attendee Led Event	You	Event	Hammer Board Room
12:30-2:30PM	Klaxberger Gearheads E-recycling	Shawn Price	Workshop	Atrium
12:30-2:30PM	Modular Hardware for 3D Printing (part 1)	Jesse Jenkins	Talk	MTC Shop
12:30-2:30PM	Transfer Secret Messages Through Light with OpticSpy and Tomu	Joe Grand and Sean Cross	Workshop	MTC Classroom
2:30-3PM	Welcome and Kickoff	Josh Lifton	Talk	Mediatheque
3-4PM	Do-it-Yourself Artificial Intelligence	Alasdair Allan	Talk	Mediatheque
4-6PM	Breadboard to PCB	Monica Houston	Workshop	Room 511
4-6PM	Hacking with RISC-V	Drew Barbier and Meadhbh Hamrick	Workshop	Room 514
4-4:30PM	Santa Cruz to Seattle with 2.5 Tons of Electron Microscope: A How To	Adam McCombs	Talk	Room 510
4:30-5PM	PLM: Hardware’s Source Control Management	Jake Janovetz	Talk	Room 510
5-6PM	Beginner Circuit Board Design with KiCad	Ken Olsen	Talk	Room 510
6-7PM	Dinner (on your own)		Event
7-8PM	Hebocon Robot Sumo	Adrian Choy	Event	Mediatheque
8-10PM	Construction DJ Set	Nadya Peek	Event	Mediatheque

Saturday, May 12, 2018

Time	Title	Presenter	Type	Room
8:30-9AM	Breakfast (provided)		Event	Atrium
9-10AM	Open Source Space: what’s happening, including OreSat, Oregon’s first CubeSat	Andrew Greenberg	Talk	Mediatheque
10-noon	Rapid Prototyping and Linux Kernel Development with the PocketBeagle® Platform	Robert Nelson	Workshop	MTC Classroom
10-11AM	Applications of the Software Defined Radio	Danny Webster	Talk	Room 511
10-11AM	Proto-pasta Filament: How Hardware Access Fuels Material Innovation	Alexander Dick	Talk	Room 514
11-11:30AM	Embedded Hardware Development with Rust	Jacob Creedon	Talk	Room 511
11-11:30AM	Hexabitz: Modularity from Nature to Electronics	Asaad Kaadan	Talk	Room 514
11:30-noon	Bits to Atoms, the Making of ‘Be Still, My Low Poly Heart’	Ben Purdy	Talk	Room 511
11:30-noon	Open Pitch Sessions	Josh Lifton	Event	Room 514
12-1PM	Lunch (provided)		Event	Atrium
1-2PM	Bunnie’s Keynote	Andrew “bunnie” Huang	Talk	Mediatheque
2-10PM	Attendee Led Event	You	Event	Room 513
2-4PM	WTFPGA (part 1)	Joe FitzPatrick	Workshop	MTC Classroom
2-2:30PM	Creating Conference Badges	Jay Margalus	Talk	Room 511
2-2:30PM	Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for Open Source Electronics	Andrew Greenberg	Talk	Room 514
2:30-3PM	Futel: A Technology So Advanced We Leave It Out On The Street All Night	Karl Anderson	Talk	Room 511
2:30-3PM	Transforming New Product Development with Open Hardware	Stephano Cetola	Talk	Room 514
3-3:30PM	DFM with your CM: How to save time and money	Andy LaFrazia	Talk	Room 511
3-3:30PM	Signet: An Implementation Walkthrough, Hacking Possibilities, and Future Development	Neils Nesse	Talk	Room 514
3:30-4PM	Hacking Appliances and Prototyping Next-Generation Technology with Netduino and Xamarin	Bryan Costanich	Talk	Room 511
3:30-4PM	Making Open Source Schematics Not Suck	Andrew Greenberg	Talk	Room 514
4-4:15PM	Snacks (provided)		Event	Atrium
4:15-6:15PM	WTFPGA (part 2)	Joe FitzPatrick	Workshop	MTC Classroom
4:15-5:15PM	Programming for the Eye: Understanding Graphics and Light	Zach Archer	Talk	Room 511
4:15-5:15PM	Quick Enclosure Design with Fusion 360	Kevin Schneider	Talk	Room 514
5:15-6:15PM	Eating Rabbits: A Guide to Using Python to Conquer FPGA Video Systems	Tim ‘mithro’ Ansell	Talk	Room 511
5:15 – 6:15	KiCad: Designing With Complex Shapes	Andrew Sowa	Talk	Room 514
6:15 – 7:15	Dinner (on your own)		Event
7:15-10PM	Roof with a View		Event	Autodesk – 221 SE Ankeny St
9-10PM	Glow Up Your LEGO with Open Source Electronics	Rachel Hellenga	Workshop	Autodesk – 221 SE Ankeny St

Sunday, May 13, 2018

Time	Title	Presenter	Type	Room
8:30-9AM	Breakfast (provided)		Event	Atrium
9AM-10PM	Attendee Led Event	You	Event	Hammer Board Room
9-9:30AM	How to Think About Security for Your Hardware Project	Joe FitzPatrick	Talk	Mediatheque
9:30-10AM	Dr. Frankendrive or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Recover Data	Nik Lyons	Talk	Mediatheque
10-11AM	PCB Portrait Workshop	Andrew Sowa	Workshop	MTC Classroom
10-10:30AM	Firmware: Hardware’s Sneaky Passenger	Chau Doan	Talk	Room 510
10-10:30AM	Searching for the Light: Using OpticSpy to Receive Optical Transmissions	Joe Grand	Talk	Room 511
10:30-11AM	How to Build a BOM: Sourcing and Open Source	Nadya Peek	Talk	Room 510
10:30-11AM	How to Make Your Own Designs Hackable	Greg Peek	Talk	Room 511
11-noon	More Than Music with MIDI, Tiny Computers, and JavaScript	George Mandis	Talk	Room 510
11-11:30AM	Learning Electronics and Software: The Cheesy Way	Alvaro Prieto	Talk	Room 511
11:30-noon	Hacking Health: Open Source Hardware and Medical Devices	Ashwin K Whitchurch	Talk	Room 511
12-1PM	Lunch (provided)		Event	Atrium
1-3PM	A Definitive Guide to Building Production Hardware in EAGLE	Matt Berggren	Workshop	MTC Classroom
1-3PM	MicroPython on the ESP8266	Thomas Hudson	Workshop	Room 513
1-3PM	Signet Development Workshop	Neils Nesse	Workshop	Room 514
2:30-3PM	Design and Reverse Engineering: Playing on Both Sides of the Field	Jeremy Hong	Talk	Room 511
3-4PM	State of the Crowd	Josh Lifton	Talk	Mediatheque
4-4:15PM	Snacks (provided)		Event	Atrium
4:15-6:15PM	More Than Music with MIDI, Tiny Computers, and JavaScript (Workshop)	George Mandis	Workshop	Room 514
4:15-6:15PM	HeartyPatch Workshop	Ashwin K Whitchurch	Workshop	MTC Classroom
4:15-6:15PM	Modular Hardware for 3D Printing (part 2)	Jesse Jenkins	Workshop	MTC Shop
4:15-6:15PM	Open Pitch Session/Lightning Talks	Josh Lifton	Event	Mediatheque
6:15-7:15PM	Dinner (on your own)		Event
7:15-10:00PM	Closing Party		Event	TBA

Ongoing Demos and Installations

Title	Presenter	Room
Monolith Synth with LED Visualization	Paul Stoffregen	Atrium
The Little Purple Painting with the Little OLED Screen	Daniel Block	Atrium
Just Intonation Keyboard	Jim Snow	Atrium
Mustache Mayhem	Joe Grand	Atrium
Futel Public Telephone	Karl Anderson	Atrium
You’re Awesome	Kat Miller	Atrium
Be Still, My Low Poly Heart	Ben Purdy	Atrium

Schedule for Teardown hardware con in Portland

May 8, 2018May 8, 2018 fustiniconference, portland, teardown, workshopLeave a comment

Teardown hardware con starts this Friday, May 11th, in Portland, Oregon. The schedule has been posted and there are lots of great speakers and workshops:

Teardown runs from the afternoon of Friday, May 11, 2018 through the night of Sunday, May 13, 2018. We encourage all participants to attend the entire time – plan to arrive Friday around noon and leave Monday morning. Below is the preliminary schedule.

https://www.crowdsupply.com/teardown/portland-2018

Hackaday Belgrade Schedule Announced

May 1, 2018May 1, 2018 fustinibelgrade, conference, europe, hackadayLeave a comment

Hackaday Belgrade is the best conference focused on hardware creation that you can find anywhere in Europe. Taking place in Belgrade, Serbia on May 26th, the schedule is packed with talks, workshops, and a hacker village that is hackathon, entertainment, and the demoscene rolled into one.

More than just an event, this is about the culture of Hackaday. These are your people, you need to make room in your life to come to Belgrade because you don’t want to miss this!

via Hackaday Belgrade Schedule Announced — Hackaday

Ada Lovelace Fellowship deadline is April 30th

April 28, 2018April 29, 2018 fustiniBoston, conference, MIT, OHS2018, OHSummit, oshwaLeave a comment

The application deadline is Monday, April 30th, for the Ada Lovelace Fellowship to attend the 2018 Open Hardware Summit:

Ada Lovelace Fellowship

The Ada Lovelace Fellowship was founded in 2013 prior to the annual Open Hardware Summit at MIT by Summit Chair Addie Wagenknecht and OSHWA Director Alicia Gibb as a way to encourage women, LGBTA+ and/or other minorities in open technology and culture to actively participate and foster a more diverse community within open source.

For the sixth year, we are excited to offer up to ten Open Hardware Fellowships to members of the community which includes a $500 travel stipend and entrance to the Open Hardware Summit.

By offering the annual travel and summit conference assistance to community members, the Open Source Hardware Association hopes we as a community can encourage more women, LGBTA+ and/or people of color to participate in open source. We have many strong leaders and speakers in our field and we personally want to continue the trend upward.

Workshops Announced For Hackaday Belgrade

April 18, 2018April 17, 2018 fustiniconference, hackaday, meetupLeave a comment

Hackaday is hosting a full conference in Belgrade, Serbia, on 26 May. Today we’re excited to announce the workshops that will take place at Hackaday Belgrade. 419 more words

via Workshops Announced For Hackaday Belgrade — Hackaday

Teardown: a new hardware conference by CrowdSupply

April 2, 2018April 3, 2018 fustiniconference, crowd supply, education, pdx, portland, workshopLeave a comment

CrowdSupply is organizing a new hardware con named Teardown in Portland on the weekend of May 11th – 13th:

Teardown 2018

A party for hacking, discovering, and sharing hardware

Teardown is an event put on by Crowd Supply in association with Make+Think+Code @ PNCA. You can think of Teardown as live-action Crowd Supply, but with fewer cardboard boxes and packing peanuts. We’ll be bringing together hardware aficionados from around the world to celebrate, inspect, create, and, of course, tear down hardware.

There will be long-time Crowd Supply creators and backers, as well as people we’re meeting for the first time. There will be hardware, art, food, drink, puzzles, workshops, tutorials, talks, music, field trips, and friends. Most of all, there will be ideas and projects to explore and inspire. We hope you’ll be there too!

Latest update: Andrew “bunnie” Huang to keynote Teardown

Please considering submitting a proposal like a talk, workshop, demo or installation:

Teardown 2018: Call for proposals

Early Bird Tickets for Hackaday Belgrade

February 11, 2018February 12, 2018 fustinibelgrade, conference, hackadayLeave a comment

Early Bird tickets for Hackaday Belgrade have just gone on sale, but they will not last long. This is Hackaday’s premier European hardware conference with talks, workshops, great food and drink, entertainment, and a hardware badge for hacking and demos.

via Early Bird Tickets for Hackaday Belgrade — Hackaday

OSHWi Octopus Badge by Gustavo Reynaga

December 24, 2017December 23, 2017 fustiniart, artwork, badge, conference, esp8266, hackster.io, kicad, oshwdem, oshwi, spain, wearables, wifi, wirelessLeave a comment

Alex Glow of Hackster.io takes a look at the OSHWi octopus badge designed by Gustavo Reynaga:

The design files and source code are available on GitHub:

hulkco/oshwi_2017

GReynaga has shared the board on OSH Park:

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Oshwi Badge HACKSTER Version Rev 1

Open Hardware Summit is Thursday!

September 30, 2017September 30, 2017 fustiniconference, denver, ohs17, Open Hardware, oshw2 Comments

We are proud to sponsor the 2017 Open Hardware Summit next Thursday, October 5th, in Denver at the McNichols Civic Center!

There is an exciting schedule of speakers! Big thanks to the OHS17 team for all their hard work. Drew, Kelly and Laen are excited to be there (in purple of course).

Please note that this event follows the Summit on Thursday:

Women Who Hack Dinner and Drinks: open to woman id-ing members of the community, must RSVP by Sept 28th. Hosted by Sophi Kravitz of HackaDay and OHS Chair Addie Wagenknecht.

Can’t wait for OHS17? Check out these recordings from OHS16 in Portland:

Hackaday Superconference tickets on sale

July 10, 2017July 11, 2017 fustiniconference, hackaday, superconf, supplyframeLeave a comment

We’re thrilled to announce Supercon tickets are now available. The 2017 Hackaday Superconference is November 11th and 12th in Pasadena, California. This is the ultimate hardware conference. Hackers, designers, and engineers from all over the world converge — from the greenest beginners to those who have made history with their designs. This is the Hackaday community,…

via Hackaday Superconference: Tickets and Proposals — Hackaday