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This year is the 10th anniversary of Noisebridge, and it is the 7th Hacker Trip To China organized by Mitch. ????????????

In the previous years’ trip, the hackers visited hackerspaces, universities, and manufacturers in cities such as Shenzhen, Beijing and Shanghai, Hangzhou & Zhengzhou etc. 

And this year’s HTTC is back. They will be coming to Shenzhen from October 11th to 16th.  Here comes the good news: they will be at Chaihuo x.factory and inviting everyone to a Bring-A-Hack event!  Everyone is welcome! On this Bring-A-Hack event, we’ll have the following content:

☞Co-Founder of Noisebridge Mitch Altman to share with us about the story of Noisebridge, its growth/development in the past 10 years etc. 

☞Bring-A-Hack session: HTTC members share their projects, and everyone is welcome to show & share your projects

☞Miggle & Social 

The Hacker Trip To China is a diverse group of people from hackerspaces around the world, all of whom do things they are passionate about. They have lots of very cool projects to show. 

Here are some of the hackers you will meet during the event:

Mitch Altman (San Francisco, USA)

Co‐Founder @ Noisebridge Hackerspace 

President and CEO @Cornfield Electronics

hacker/inventor/author/teacher/mentor

hackerspaces/open source hardware

Ed Buckley (San Francisco, USA)

teacher/teacher‐librarian

acting /cooperative learning/teaching/stressing cooperative learning /group projects.           

Elle Oltman

 Interaction Design @California College of the Arts

Eric Boyd (Ontario, Canada)

Founder @ Sensebridge

engineering/high tech startup/designing/hacklab.to/cyborg

Quantified Self/DIYbio/Community Gardening/Machine Learning/Green Investing/New Space

Ruth Wong (San Francisco, USA)

Site Reliability Engineer at Pinterest.

sewing, electronics, wood and plastic fabrication

Felix Klee (Berlin, Germany)

Inventor of the Reality Builder

Architecture/Physics

Berlin maker spaces Fab Lab/Happylab/Spektrum. 

building/learning/teaching

Dreams of a spacious outdoor maker space for experiments with architecture. 

Gary Hatfield（Los Angeles, USA)

searches out/brainstorms solutions

highly visually oriented/computer graphics/user interfaces/user experience. 

fascinated by the small single board micros like the ESP family and other ARM based systems. 

Hari Chakkattumukkil (Bangalore, India)

HasGeek/tech conferences & workshops

code/optimising computer vision algorithms for ARM chipsets. 

HillHacks in Himalayas and HackBeach in Kerala.                              

Jan Marloth (Munich, Germany)

mechanical engineer

"translator" between financial investors and those "who do the real work". 

organisational culture in companies, families, or makerspaces. 

Jonas Karlsson 大鱼 (Sydney & Hong Kong)

was one of the co‐founders of Noisebridge

helped nourishing the scene of hacker space in Sydney

Google Wave / scalability of databases

building a portable home computer out of ESP8266. (Wrote esp‐lisp for it). 

coded a new programming language: pandalang.org .

Krzysztof Stasiak (Poland)

freelance jobs/electronic hardware design, assembly and prototypes

Currently working on a super weird arcade‐like machine

Mark Hellar (San Francisco, USA)

technology consultant for cultural institutions

owner of Hellar Studios LLC. 

new media conservation initiatives at SFMoMA, MoMA and the Solomon Guggenheim Museum

teaches classes on electronic engineering for artists at the Gray Area art and Technology Center and Academy of Art University in San Francisco.                  

Michal Gajda (Warsaw, Poland)

Chaos in Gö/HackerSpace.SG/HackerSpace.PL. 

Founder of Migamake Pte Ltd

Noah O'Donoghue (Australia)

IT Professional / electronics enthusiast/hacker tourist in Asia/Love all things tech

Noah Swartz (San Francisco, USA)

Staff Technologist on the Tech Projects team. 

software/security/training/internet security & privacy/researcher at MIT Media Lab /free software/culture advocate. /avid conference organize

has organized events: Roguelike Celebration / LineConf/the Stupid Shit That Nobody Needs and Terrible Ideas Hackathon

Rafael Camera Santos (Brazil)

open‐source hardware ecommerce /largest maker forum in Brazil (fazedores.com) /business /technology

Robert Fitzsimons (Ireland)

hacker /maker / electronics & related technologies. 

Founding member of the TOG Hackerspace in Dublin. 

wearables / electronic fashion / flapping butterfly hat / umbrella converted into a device of identifying constellations and stars in the sky

Sasja Steen (Belgium)

BHackerspace Gent

code/ open source medical device firmware / rockclimbing

Sumukh Shetty (Bangalore, India)

co‐founder at Ezether.com 

decentralized p2p trading marketplace/ blockchain / crypto enthusiast/ startup community /entrepreneur/ industrial engineer / love for tech and efficiency /low cost hardware and software solution for precision agriculture /facebook internet.org innovation award

Svein Berge (Berlin, Germany)

founder of Harpex Ltd: makes signal processing software for 3D audio

Ambisonics / 3D sound / electronics engineering & physics / contractor and software developer in the telecoms industry                          

The Bring-A-Hack event is an opportunity for you, and everyone, to bring your projects, whatever they may be.  Do you have an art project?  Or a science project?  An electronics project? A fun project?  It is OK if it is a simple beginner's project Or a sophisticated project.  Whatever it is you are playing with or working on, finished, or in progress -- please come and share it! Inspire, and be inspired.

Don't have a project?  You are still invited!  Everyone is welcome to come!  Come and see what other's projects are.  Everyone at the Bring-A-Hack event is very happy to share what they do.

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