From Concept to Creation: The Journey of An Open-Source Watch

Kailash NR
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We start with the journey of creating the T1, an open-source e-paper watch designed for makers and tech enthusiasts. This will delve into the initial inspiration behind the T1, the challenges faced in integrating e-paper technology with wearable design, and the collaborative efforts involved in bringing the smartwatch to life.


Discover the technical hurdles overcome in software development and hardware integration, learn about the tools and techniques used in the design process, and gain insights into the community-driven approach that helped refine and release the T1 for others to build. This talk will not only cover the technical aspects but also discuss the open-source philosophy that underpins the project, encouraging innovation and sharing in the tech community.


Whether you're a seasoned developer or a curious maker, this session will provide a comprehensive overview of what it takes to bring a complex DIY hardware project from concept to reality.


Video of the Build Along:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5AKZp-H4DU
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I'm Kailash, an educator, and entrepreneur based in Bangalore. I founded Ampere Works, a DIY hardware venture committed to innovative and no-nonsense engineering solutions. My passion for breaking conventional boundaries also led me to join Absurd Industries, where we embrace a radical and playful approach to science and technology.


In addition to my entrepreneurial endeavours, I teach basic science at a high school near my home. This role allows me to share my enthusiasm for physics and mathematics, inspiring young minds.


At this convention, I look forward to discussing how integrating DIY hardware projects into mainstream technology education can improve our approach to learning and problem-solving.

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Reviewer #1 Approved 2 weeks ago
Sounds interesting
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