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2017
- A set of ~6 2m*2m booths near each other, each with a 1.2m*0.6m table, two chairs, and a power socket.
- 1 booth (as above) outside the Western Entrance, immediately in front of the Eco House.
Amateur Radio Demonstration
Multiple antennas built in the Eco Garden and around the Western Entrance to enable ionospheric long-distance communication, listening to Jupiter's magnetosphere, short range digital mobile radio, and tracking low-Earth-orbit satellites.
Roland, Royce, Sayanee, Choo Phin, and Peter
BIOSPACESG//OpenBio: Bringing experimentation closer to home
Want to check your bodies with DIY EEG, ECG, EMG or a Malaria test? How about powering up with a microbial fuel cell and biosynthetic solar panels? Or milking microbes for their fermentation products? Or simply curious to learn about the environment and ecology? Empower yourself here!
Sam, Adeline, and Darin
The Food Futures Salon
The Food Futures Salon invites everyone to engage in a speculative design game and envision possible futures of the global food system and our day-to-day food practices. The game is played over a specially designed Digital Food Cards that outline 24 scenarios of near-future dietary lifestyles impacted by digital industry innovation. Instead of suggesting any answers or solutions, the cards raise questions and provoke the players to speculate: What, where, how and with whom would we eat in digital food futures? What would be the favorite snack of a Chew Transcender, NutriAmorist, or a Gut Gardener? Is YouTube the new digital hawker center?
Marketa and Cindy
Showcasing a D-bot 3D printer built in HackerspaceSG
Bob (Loong Jin) and Marcel
Ursa Minor in concrete and resin
Polaris is a passive NFC LED that lights up when a mobile signal passes at close range.
Min Li
Addressing the Haze: Eateries Using RSPO-certified Oil
Normal people like us can help stop the haze by motivating eateries in our vicinity to use RSPO-certified palm oil. We're working on a live map to show the outreach as it happens and highlight the RSPO-using eateries.
Kheng Hui
- 240V socket at the booths, ideally a power strip
- Healthy pull-up banners for HackerspaceSG and amateur radio
- (exhibitors: please add anything else here)