Name: Physical Computing Club presents ARDUINO DAY!
Start: 2014-03-29T14:00:00+01:00
End: 2014-03-29T20:00:00+01:00
Location: betahaus

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Hello world!

Arduino is turning 10 years old and all over the world the maker community will meet to celebrate its birthday http://day.arduino.cc

Time has come to celebrate physical computing and hardware hacking, with blinking LEDs, noisy buzzers and rebellious motors!

In Berlin the PhysicalComputingClub (http://www.physicalcomputingclub.org) is planning a full afternoon of hacking, demos and intro sessions to the Arduino platform in collaboration with OpenTechSchool (http://opentechschool.org), betahaus (http://www.betahaus.com), TinkerSoup (https://twitter.com/TinkerSoup) and Afrimakers (https://www.facebook.com/events/824442710903469/?ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming).

The event is open to everyone, no age limit, no pre-requisites.
Did you just hear about Arduino and want to know more? Did you attend a workshop and want to meet fellow enthusiasts? Or you want to join a challenge to create a working project in 4 hours? Or maybe you just want to get inspired by other makers projects?
This event is for you!

We will host 15min. intro sessions every hour for newbies and curious, a full speed hackathon for makers and a show and tell where experienced makers will share their projects.

Plus, the awesome people at TinkerSoup will offer a prize for the best hack!

Here’s a schedule of the event:
14:00 – Arduino Day and ‘Arduino On Speed’ Hackathon kick off
14:30 – ‘Arduino On Speed’ Hackathon starts
15:00 – Intro to Arduino session
16:00 – Intro to Arduino session
17:00 – Intro to Arduino session
18:00 – Intro to Arduino session
18:30 – ‘Arduino On Speed’ Hackathon ends
18:45 – Hackathon demos19:15 – Arduino makers show and tell

• FORK-O-DRUMBOT (Vito Caiata)

• AFRIMAKERS (Stefania Druga)

• TRAFOPOP (Stefan Hintz)

• MICROFLO (Jon Nordby)

• TeeOnArdu (Georg Werner)

So, come and join the Berlin maker community at betahaus (http://www.betahaus.com/berlin/) next Sat 29th of March!

PS: do you have an awesome Arduino-based project you want to show? contact us at rachel@opentechschool.org

Alessandro Contini

OpenTechSchool Berlin

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