Houston Robotics Group Meeting at the Ion

Meeting starts at 2:00 pm Central Time at the Ion Prototyping Lab
Ion Houston in the Prototyping Lab
4211 Fannin Street (this is the parking lot)
Houston, Texas 77002
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https://youtu.be/sYP6qa5PB9o?si=QT86LwH4PNWLDfBs
Bring your robots, Raspberry Pi's, Arduinos...any old project...
Show it off...work on it...test it...
If you're looking to...

• Learn new skills about electronics & robotics.
• Meet like-minded individuals.
• Get advice/assistance on your project from industry experts.
• Make new friends & connections.
• Work on your robotics/electronic/software projects.
• Show off your cool project.

.... then this meeting is for you!
Come and get involved! :) :)
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~ Visiting the Ion Prototyping Lab in Houston ~
Park across Fannin Street from the Ion Houston in the parking lot at 4211 Fannin Street. Use that address in Google to visit the Ion and your journey will be simpler!
When Google says you are at 4211 Fannin Street, the parking lot will be to your left. Fannin is a one-way street, so the parking lot will definitely be to your left. The gate arm will open when you drive up!
PARK IN THE LOT TO YOUR LEFT...NOT YOUR RIGHT!!!
If you find yourself on Eagle Street, you did not go far enough down Fannin. Get back on Fannin and go 1/2 block past Eagle Street and turn left into the parking lot.
Parking is free for Houston Robotics Group attendees.
After parking, walk across Fannin street to the Ion Houston building. The doors will be locked. To the right of the front doors is a RED call button. Press it and tell the guard you are attending the Houston Robotics Group meeting and they will buzz you in.
It's like a secret club!
If you get lost, call Mike at: 575-447-8341
For instructions, pictures and maps, click here:
http://somedisassemblyrequired.com/index.php/2022/12/30/visiting-the-ion-prototyping-lab-in-houston/