/* BITS OR GTFO */

Location: Brooklyn, NY 40.7-73.94 11206US

Meetups: 1 so far

Members: 21 Opcodes

Rating: Brooklyn Microcontrollers No recent ratings

Meetup topics: Brooklyn, NY, Open Source, Programming, Microcontrollers, electronics, Arduino

Founded: October 2, 2009

This is a group for people working on or interested in microcontroller projects. Bring your projects using Arduino/Atmel AVR, PIC, 8051, Parallax Propeller, or just come to chat. Program in C, AVR Assembler, or anything else. Share hardware projects in any state with both beginners and seasoned tinkerers.

We'll have casual Show and Tell-style meetups with lots of coffee.

I started this group because the "NYC Microcontrollers" group is inactive. Their only meeting was canceled, and I couldn't get in touch with the organizer.

Settings for “Group Information”

???module.group_info.pref.descr???

Save

Cancel

What members are saying

no comments yet

Settings for “Chapter Comments”

???module.chapter_comments.pref.descr???

Save

Cancel

More upcoming Meetups

This group doesn't have any additional upcoming Meetups scheduled.

Settings for “Past and Upcoming Meetups”

???module.bc_meetups.pref.descr???

Save

Cancel

Past Meetups

Oct 25 1:15 PM

Inaugural Brooklyn Microcontrollers Meetup

6 attended

See all past Meetups

Settings for “Past and Upcoming Meetups”

???module.bc_meetups.pref.descr???

Save

Cancel

Join Brooklyn Microcontrollers

Settings for “Registration Form”

???module.urf.pref.descr???

Save

Cancel

What's new?

Nov 18
- New member
  
  jpr3
  
  “Arduino rules!!!!”

Nov 12
- New member
  
  Captain H R Frizzo

Nov 6
- New member
  
  tarik
  
  “I feel like I'm the only one in NY doing electronic/uC design. I know there are more out there!”

Nov 1
- New member
  
  James Quacinella

Oct 18
- New member
  
  Andrew Kelleher
  
  “I'd like to learn to program microcontrollers. It seems like a very rewarding hobby.”

Oct 17
- New member
  
  Mike
  
  “I want to learn from other people who are involved in microcontroller programming. It's hard to teach yourself certain things with hardware without having people to ask. In return, I can offer my skills with linux and C++ if anyone's interested.”

Oct 14
- New member
  
  Robert Diamond
  
  “I'm a software engineer by trade, but enjoy playing with electronics as a hobby. I've designed and built projects using the AVR, ARM, PIC, and MSP430 families.”

Oct 12
- New member
  
  Ralph Lucenti
  
  “My hobby is electronics and am interested in getting my feet wet with the PIC Microcontroller with it's uses and capabilities.”