Boulder Pebble Rocks hackathon

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In 2015 I participated in the pebble rocks boulder hackathon. You can see a summary of my teams project here:
https://www.hackster.io/teamturing/turnakit-706245

We used the pebble watch to provide you turn by turn directions on the handlebars of your bike.

One of my favorite projects there was largely a huge 3d printing exercise making a HUGE print to attempt in one weekend, a very complicated musical charging station for the pebble watch:
https://www.hackster.io/team-engineerable/timedock-speakeasy-67fcfa

 
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