Hackaday Superconference 2026

About this event

Hardware and software builders share practical projects through two stages of talks at Hackaday's tenth annual Superconference. Accepted sessions explore running Linux without an MMU on microcontrollers, building a RISC-V FPGA computer with SDRAM, HDMI and JTAG, designing ASIC GPUs in Verilog, embedded compression, distributed I2C motor control and on-device machine learning for HDMI processing. The Saturday and Sunday conference takes place at ArtCenter South Campus; Friday's separate badge-hacking gathering at Supplyframe HQ is not included in these conference dates. The final timed talk schedule is still forthcoming.