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Hackaday Europe 2026: Open Source Hardware Goes Underground, Literally

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Phil Underwood presented at Hackaday Europe 2026 on his two-decade journey of developing open-source hardware devices for underground cave mapping, showcasing how technology has evolved to meet the unique challenges of this environment. His incremental improvements in device robustness and functionality offer valuable insights into practical engineering for extreme conditions, benefiting developers looking to solve complex real-world problems through iterative design.

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