Here’s a list of our community’s creations. Will be continually updated.

Analog Synth Hat

CoD_Segfault’s Analog Synthesizer is based on the MFOS Noise Toaster. It has been meticulously hand wired into the hat with the PCB proudly displayed on the back. A clear speaker is prominently attached to the front and backlit with LEDs to give the appearance of a head lamp.

Kismet Face v2

Hydrox wanted to make a hat that had some character. He created a hat that has Kismet running on a Raspberry Pi and has a face that reacts to the current Wi-Fi landscape.

Pixelblaze Hat

Aromond used a translucent hard hat with indiviudually addressable LEDs mounted on the inside to brighten up the room. There is a beer soaked potentiometer on the side that is supposed to allow for brightness control.

Sticker Hat

ThreeChip created his hat at the last minute. He wants to point out that despite not having flashy LEDs and slick hacker gear, it was still a great conversation piece and prompted many to come up and start talking. He says don’t get intimidated by anyone else’s hat because none of us actually know what what we are doing, so just start building. It serves as a great reminder that DefCon is all about the people, not about the things.