The first Embedded Linux Journal “Hack Embedded Linux for Fun and Prizes” contest has come to a close. The winners (and their websites) are . . .

• Most likely to Succeed as a Commercial Product
  Electronic Voting System, by Bill Kastilahn; website

• Best Tool for Facilitating Human Communication
  Digital Audio Workstation Cube, by R. W. Hawkins; website

• Most Fun
  Solar Racing Vehicle, by Jathan Manley; website

• Best Learning Project to Help Others Understand Embedded Linux Development
  GizmoCopter Project, by Ian Kluft;website

• Most Creatively Useless
  Hacking Big Mouth Billy Bass, by R. Benjamin Harris;website

Each winner will receive an all expenses-paid trip to Costa Rica and details on their products will appear in the November/December (#6) issue of Embedded Linux Journal. For more information and contest details, please visit the Embedded Linux Journal website.

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