posted by willow filed under tickets
A preparty will take place the night before, find details via @cyborgcampsea
A max of 50 tickets will be sold - your spot is not guaranteed until you receive and respond to the confirmation e-mail. E-mail will include details for payment and retrieval of ticket.
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posted by willow filed under speakers
Ian Hanschen is a cyborg bent on world-domination. He has the jack to prove it. Come hear how he went from single-sided deafness to stereo hearing in the normal hearing range in both ears. Then hear his plans on world domination!
You can see Ian's work and thoughts at Escape Hatch Labs. We're excited to have Ian at CyborgCamp Seattle!
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posted by willow filed under news
We are pleased to announce our venue will be at Jigsaw Renaissance, located at 1026 Madison Avenue in Seattle's First Hill. Jigsaw is our first sponsor, and is opening up its doors for free to CyborgCamp.
A gorgeous space just now being settled into by the group, it has high ceilings, huge windows, and will comfortably seat CyborgCamp attendees. While parking
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posted by willow filed under location,
news
We're pleased to announce that Cyborg Camp Seattle 2010 will take place July 18th, 2010 from 10a to 5p.
It will be hosted at Jigsaw Renaissance, but as they are currently finding new space, the address is as-of-yet uncertain. Check back for more details!
If you're on Facebook, the invite page is here.
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posted by willow filed under speakers
I'm honored to announce our first verified Featured Speaker : Amber Case.
Presentation, Discussion and Analysis: The Field of Cyborg Anthropology
Cyborg Anthropology is the study of the interaction between humans and computers, and how the capabilities of our bodies are extended externally and uploaded into hypertext. We are all Cyborgs. Increasingly, we are purchasing and discarding extensions to our selves.
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