The main theme of this year's camp is the world we want to live in tomorrow. We try, however, to create a certain focus on a number of topics that we regard as important for the near future. We want:

• flying and non-flying autonomous robots
• security, encryption and anonymity
• software projects
• technologies for the day after the climate change
• rapid prototyping and fabbing
• software and hardware for disaster-resistant infrastructure
• bringing broadband to the countryside
• politics and propaganda
• anti-crowd-control tactics and technologies
• lock picking
• alternative energy systems
• citizen surveillance, data mining technologies, and social networks
• data forensic methods
• all things radio (preferably digital)
• self-sustaining and -reproducing hardware
• pollution free transport systems
• hacker anthropology and sociology of the scene
• flying cars, saucers and carpets
• 42
• tesla generators
• telecommunication technologies
• FPGA based analysis
• military technologies
• all kinds of voting computers
• ebooks
• satellites and rockets

(and countermeasures against all of the above).