Hong Kong's First Hackerspace
At long last, the Hong Kong Space Museum has reopened its exhibition halls after a very long period of refurbishment! And its open until 9:00PM! Lets meet & visit the museum together and then go to a place nearby for dinner. Please RSVP if you are coming: Bring your Museum Pass, if you have one. …
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Use some very basic electronics knowledge and skills to create your very own light-up pendant using a few LED. Use (or learn on-the-spot) some basic soldering skills to create a bright, fun accessory. You could do this a follow on to our simple LED earrings workshop to a create matching set. Fees & Registration 150 …
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Most of us have some unwanted electronics cluttering our small Hong Kong apartments, Let us help out! Bring them to Dim Sum Labs and take them apart! Your electronic trash will provide hours of fun as we dig our way into the guts of machines together to see what’s inside and learn how they worked. …
Book by Michelle Poon from Dim Sum Labs In The Field Guide to Hacking, the practises and protocols of hacking is defined by notions of peer production, self-organised communities, and the intellectual exercise of exploring anything beyond its intended purpose. Demonstrated by way of Dim Sum Labs hackerspace and its surrounding community, this collection of …
The event will be held on 7 and 8 July 2018 at Poly-U with a series of happenings, including exhibitions, workshops, demonstrations and performances. Together we hope to promote “Maker Culture” to the general public, demonstrating creativity, inventiveness and resourcefulness. Dim Sum Labs is oriented towards DIY electronics and low-level programming, often with circuits, robots, …
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Hello Fellow members, This post is just for you. We have been given by an ex-member (Marc R.), known to develop its version of a Delta 3D printer and a 3D printer kit for kids made out of 3.5″ floppy drive and DVD drive. The Arcade table has already been hacked a couple of years …
Lets meet some other creative types by visiting the Handicraft Fair at the HK Jockey Club’s Creative Arts Centre, followed by a visit to the nearby Electronics Markets in Sham Shui Po. The JCCAC is a renovated 9 storey factory building in Shek Kip Mei where around 150 artists have studios. Each quarter, the Centre …
We had much fun and we all learn something during that afternoon. Here a few pictures of the moments in that afternoon, Enjoy 🙂
