IoT Makers @ Waverley Library

Make-together (1pm - 4:45pm)

It's not all about RaspberryPi... Our monthly hackspace encompasses a wide range of Open Source Hardware and Software on many popular platforms, including but not limited to: Arduino, RaspberryPi, Beaglebone, Open WRT, Teensy, Android and more… if it plugs in and is programmable then it's a good fit.

If you have an established project please bring it down. Both Hobby and professional projects are represented each month.

Beginners are always welcome, If you are just curious or starting out, all you need is a laptop, we will get you started on one of our club Arduino, Beaglebone or RaspberryPi kits. Or just come along and have a look, it's up to you. We can probably also shed some light on this mysterious “Internet of things” thing too.

Shared Equipment includes logic analysers, Soldering Station, Arduino, RaspberryPi, BeagleBone and knowledge in a friendly open environment.

Come down and escape your home study/lab once a month! ;) we share ideas and help each other solve bugs and design issues that might otherwise be difficult on your own.

Format

4 hours – relaxed, unstructured collaboration and learning, come and go as you please. Help others or ask for help with your project. No pressure.

Micro talks on the hour - Starting from ~2pm. Get up and speak about your project (or another topic of interest) up to 10 minutes (optional).

What to bring

A laptop at a minimum. Your project if you have one.

The Flea Market

If you have stuff to swap, sell or give away, please bring it along. Please note: It's carry in carry out, so if you have gear left over please take it home with you.

Getting Help with your Project

If you need a hand getting started with the basics or have a tough bug in a complex system... the process is the same, just ask. :)

We look forward to seeing you!

Your hosts:

James Zaki.
0450 259 254

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Small donation appreciated.