At the Hardware Hackathon: the Kegerator goes digital
One team turns a glowing tube of epoxy into a prototype for the next generation of lava lamps. Another rewires a Home Depot doorbell to send tweets, rather than ring. A third team wants to use Xbox to create a virtual dance floor.
And so it goes, at Providence's first-ever hardware hackathon, wherein dozens of geeks mash hardware (like a doorbell) and software (Twitter) into all manner of outlandish contraptions.
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DanielTaylor787
Submitted on December 11th, 2012 - 9:02am linkWorking in team and creating a wonderful things. Looking for a Xbox virtual dance floor which will definitely makes differnece here.Air Dancers
John555
Submitted on December 21st, 2012 - 6:45am linkNow the world is focusing on technology and this is the era of this. It is a good news that Kegerator goes digital...
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todd35
Submitted on January 9th, 2013 - 11:51am linkThere is definitely so many great ideas coming up so much here. The hackathon is so amazing to be a part of. So many great projects are coming from this so much. Shred it