Hackaday Europe: Last Round of Speakers, Workshops
Hackaday Europe is set to feature a range of speakers and workshops, with tickets still available for attendees. Keynote speaker Sprite_tm will discuss building a retro-gaming PC from scratch. The event will also include various workshops on topics such as hardware hacking, robotics, and mesh networking.
- ▪Hackaday Europe is announcing its final lineup of speakers and workshops.
- ▪Sprite_tm will deliver the keynote on creating a retro-gaming PC from bare silicon.
- ▪Workshops will cover diverse topics including biometrics, outdoor robotics, and mesh networking.
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Hackaday Europe: Last Round Of Speakers, Workshops 3 Comments by: Elliot Williams April 28, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy If you don’t already have your tickets to Hackaday Europe, pick them up now. The clock is ticking! Today, we’d like to announce our keynote speaker, the remainder of our featured talks, and two more workshops. (And if you want workshop tickets, which always go fast, get those soon!) Hackaday Europe is super excited to welcome back Hackaday Superfriend [Sprite_tm] to kick off the event with a keynote talk on how he made a retrogaming PC from bare silicon. Don’t miss it. Jeroen Domburg Building a retro-PC…From Components What if you could build a retro-gaming PC from bare chips? No emulation. No ancient hardware.
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