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JUMPSTART_ Intro to IoT Connected Devices

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JUMPSTART_ Intro to IoT Connected Devices

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Imagine a future where your home adjusts the shades as solar gain and ambient temperature fluctuate, your garden fine tunes water and nutrients based on real time feedback, and your appliances optimize energy consumption based on your usage habits.

Welcome to the world of connected devices!

If you are curious about the Internet of Things (IoT) and want to learn how to leverage this ecosystem of interconnected technologies in your products join Bukasa, our seasoned expert, for a brand new hands-on IoT workshop. This innovative workshop will equip you with the knowledge and skill you need to integrate your vision with an interconnected world. Learn to design smart devices, analyze powerful datasets, and develop creative solutions. Jump in and unlock your potential to shape the future of technology.

This $50/person hands-on workshop will expand your thinking. Please CLICK HERE TO REGISTER and let us know you're coming.

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In just 2 hours, you’ll learn:
IoT Devices and Technologies_ Get hands-on experience with ESP32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and PCs.
Connectivity_ Explore Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and Internet connections.
Cloud Computing and Storage_ Understand how to leverage cloud services for IoT projects.
Data Management_ Learn about databases and how to manage IoT data efficiently.
Automation Tools_ Dive into Node-Red, ESP Home, and Home Assist for creating seamless IoT solutions.
Sensors and Actuators_ Learn the specifications, wiring, and use of common sensors and actuators such as temperature sensors, motion detectors, humidity sensors, relays, and servo motors. Access them and control them remotely using IoT code.

This hands-on workshop engages you in practical IoT projects that you can take home and use. You’ll get expert guidance based on Bukasa’s extensive experience and gain insights into real-world applications. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from one of the best in the industry and take your knowledge to the next level. Spaces are limited, so secure your spot today and get ready to embark on an exciting IoT journey.
Bring your questions. There will be time for audience Q&A and networking.

INSTRUCTOR_ Bukasa Tshilombo spent the last 25 years at the forefront of cutting-edge technology development and implementation. He brings robust experience in the U.S. cellular industry working in advanced mobile devices, cellular technology, and emerging IoT applications, including connected cars, personal emergency devices, and smart home automation. His wealth of expertise spans hardware, software, and IoT solutions, having contributed to industry giants like AT&T, T-Mobile, Samsung, KonnectONE, ZTE USA, and Microsoft.

Beyond his extensive career in telecommunications, Bukasa also taught courses in electronics, programming, mathematics, statistics, computer science, and artificial intelligence at several esteemed colleges and universities in California and Washington State. Additionally, Bukasa is actively involved in the maker community, collaborating over the years with prominent makerspaces in the Seattle Metro Area such as SoDo Makerspace, Makerhaus, SnoCo Makerspace, Seattle Markers, North End Markers, The Garage at Microsoft, and The Facility at Edmonds College. He has designed and delivered multiple embedded programing, microcontroller, single board computers, and IoT training and workshops using the Arduino, ESP32, RaspberryPi, and many other devices and cloud IoT solutions.

HOST_ David Voetmann, a lifelong designer and maker, studied Industrial Design at the University of Washington and now runs The Facility Makerspace where anybody can jumpstart their creativity with access to an 11,000sf sandbox for innovation containing all the tools, training, and community you need to turn your thoughts into things.

NOTE_ Workshops at The Facility are open to anyone over 18 years old. Please feel free to pass this invitation on to friends and family.

Can't make it to this event or interested in another topic? Contact David (david.voetmann@edmonds.edu) and we'll make sure there's an event that fits your needs soon.

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