Dorkbot Adelaide
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Dorkbot-adelaide is part of a new worldwide movement of artists, engineers, designers, and hackers who meet to explore and discuss strange or new ways to use electricity and technology.
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  • Lauren (creator)

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  • MEETING # 5
    Level 5, Schultz Building, Universi...
    Sunday, May 24 at 7:30pm
  • Dorkbot Adelaide - Meeting #4
    Electronic Music Unit, Level 5 Schu...
    Sunday, February 22 at 7:30am
  • MEETING #3 - NETBOT
    Level 5, Shultz Buiding, University...
    Wednesday, October 15 at 7:30pm
  • MEETING #2
    Schulz Building, Level 5, Universit...
    Wednesday, August 13 at 7:00pm
  • MEETING #1
    Schulz Building, Level 5, Universit...
    Sunday, June 29 at 7:00pm
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Dorkbot Adelaide
Category:
Common Interest - Activities
Description:
Dorkbot-adelaide is part of a new worldwide movement of artists, engineers, designers, and hackers who meet to explore and discuss strange or new ways to use electricity and technology.
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http://dorkbot.org/dorkbotadelaide/
Office:
Electronic Music Unit, University of Adelaide
Location:
Adelaide, Australia

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Dorkbot Adelaide presents:
PHYSICAL COMPUTING AND YOU:
AN INTRODUCTION TO ARDUINO

Dorkbot Adelaide presents an introductory workshop to physical computing, which is the field of controlling and responding to the real world using computers. This exciting area allows anyone to easily add interactivity and complexity to a variety of digital projects.

In this hands-on, practical workshop, participants will learn about the basics of using the Arduino platform. Topics covered include an introduction to Arduino programming; digital and analog inputs and outputs; how to connect a variety of components to Arduino; and how to integrate the hardware into popular software packages.

The workshop will be held on Sunday, 28th June from 11am onwards at the Electronic Music Unit, University of Adelaide. The cost is $15 per person. No prior knowledge is required. As numbers are strictly limited, bookings are essential. To book, simply email seb.tomczak@gmail.com or phone Seb on 0430 213 700.

More information about the very popular Arduino hardware platform can be found here: http://arduino.cc/