Hong Kong's First Hackerspace
You will learn how to design a circuit board (PCB) that looks like a piece of art. Pictured is a board in the shape of a cat. The cat’s eyes light up with LEDs. You can bring your own photo or drawing and turn it into a PCB. No prior knowledge in electronics is necessary. …
Today I installed the Air Quality sensor at the Lab. It is constructed around a D1-mini (ESP8266) and connected to an SDS011 and a BME280.
We will be privileged to have a preview presentation from Cedric Honnet of his forthcoming paper “PolySense: Augmenting Textiles with Electrical Functionality using In-Situ Polymerization”
Today during the Raspberry Jam, I had time to work on two different projects – One blinky LED and one invisible wireless.
This evening a few visitors from the USA, talks on the development of sensors for a golf putter …
On this Saturday the 21st of December 2019, we will organise an afternoon for grown-up and kids to learn about the use of a laser cutter machine and create decorations for Christmas.
Fun and productive Rasbperry Jam today. As it was the last jam of the year, we didnt have a huge number of people, but we still had plenty of projects to show off and work on – including some surprise yak shaving.
As usual, I went to the space for our weekly social night last night and helped show three new visitors around the space. We were also lucky to have Mitch Altman drop in – On his way home from the most recent Hacker Tour To China. Some of the conversations from the night: Some people …
