This hackathon takes place in San Francisco and focuses on creating projects that combine memory and motion technologies. It is designed for developers and tech enthusiasts who want to collaborate and innovate in this niche area. Participants can gain hands-on experience and network with peers in an in-person setting.
This is an in person Hackathon hosted in the Frontier Tower in San Francisco, CA. You can see more details and RSVP using the Luma URL below
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