Showing posts with label Hackaday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hackaday. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 23, 2019

At the "Hackaday LA October Meetup" last week

Last week, I had chance to go to the "Hackaday LA Octobert Meetup" meetup at the Supplyframe DesignLab.

Here are some pictures I took at the event:

Me at the event with my Robots:

The crowd gathering around the food:

Visuino at the event:

And more Visuino:

The Robots catching some attention:

The Robots:

Whitley Porter opening the event:

JT Nelson presenting:

JT Nelson presenting:

I hope I will have chance to go to another event soon, as these events are always great!

Cheers,
  Boian

#Visuino #Arduino #Hackaday

Monday, August 26, 2019

At the "Hackaday LA August Meetup" last week

Last week, I finally had a chance to go to the "Hackaday LA August Meetup" meetup at the Supplyframe DesignLab.
Unfortunately the traffic that day was awful, and it took me over 2 and a half hours to arrive :-( .
I missed the first speaker but had chance to be there for the Sarah Beshir's presentation.

Fortunately there are replays of the presentations and we all can watch them:

Sirina Nabhan - Apollo 11 Inspiration and Innovation

Sarah Beshir - The "What", "Why", and "How" of Model Based Systems Engineering


Here are some pictures I took from the event:

Robots and food at the event :-)

...and avdn Visuino :-)

Tim Trzepacz is making "70s style" wearable synthesizers :-)

Sarah Beshir presenting:

Sarah Beshir presenting:

The audience:

The audience:

Me and Sarah Beshir:


At the entrance they had "Hackaday Prize Boxes" available for the attendees :-)
Here is what was inside:


I hope I will have chance to go to another event, and will have a better luck with the traffic next time, as these events are always great!

Cheers,
  Boian

#Visuino #Arduino #Hackaday

Monday, November 13, 2017

Pictures from the Hackaday LA Siperconference 2017

  Saturday I was able to spend few hours at the Hackaday Superconference LA 2017 . The event started Friday afternoon and continued until Sunday evening, but I was able to stay only about half day as Visuino needed more attention.
The Conference also featured a cool PIC32 based Hackable Badge with built in camera and OLED screen:


And a bag full of goodies some of them shown on the pictures here:
 

And me being a Software Developer, I jumped into battle mode with one of my Visuino Programmed Kuman Robots, as soon as I saw a HexBug :-D
You can see a video of me getting the bug on Twitter:
Visuino Robt vs. HexBug

A good Conference starts with seamless Registration:
 

And getting a cool Conference T-Shirt:

All the locations were packed:
 

And so was the Hacking and Workshop tents area:
 

 

And how can you have Hackaday, without Pirates :-) :

 

I had a chance to do a small demo of programming Robots with Visuino:

I did this tutorial:

And then showed few other Robot projects. I will post video tutorials for them soon!

And no Conference is complete without great food, and... Espresso!
 
 

All the way to the evening:

With never stopping hacking:
 

And Robot presentations (Including some of my robots on the left):
 

All culminating with a Night Party:
 

Featuring arcade games:
 


Even real old school Pinball and Pac-Man:
 

 

And me and my Visuino programmed Robots, just before leaving:
 

 

As expected this was a fantastic event organized by the great people of Hackaday, and Supplyframe , and I am looking forward to be at the next SoperCon, and hopefully to have more time to spend there next time :-)

Cheers,
  Boian

#Hackaday #SuperCon #Visuino