Entry is simple!

1. Read the rules.
2. Start working on your project! Make sure it fulfills the requirements listed in the rules.
3. By November 24, 2015, post a link to the hackaday.io project page here.
4. By December 1, 2015, post design documents on your project's page.
5. By December 22, 2015, post images of your assembled project on its page.

New to PCB design?

If you've got your electronics done, consider these software packages:

Fritzing (Tutorials)

Fritzing is a beginner-friendly, open-source EDA application. It's great for people new to PCBs!

KiCad (Tutorials)

KiCad is a more advanced, open-source EDA suite. In fact, CERN is a major contributor!

Eagle (Tutorials)

Cadsoft is among most established players in the EDA field. A limited version of eagle is free to use.

Feel free to contact us in this project's comments section if you need help!

Not sure what to make?

Here's some ideas we were throwing around in the group chat:

• Some kind of radio device
• A small devboard
• An ESP8266 breakout board
• Maybe some circular board?
• Something wearable, like the Arduino Lilypad?
• A smartwatch
• A clock
• Some LED thing
• A tiny simon says
• An IOT sensor
• Something with this chip?