Since our RFID workshop is this weekend, I thought I’d point to some related news I picked up online about the technology.
+ Ordering at McDonald’s with RFID (via Roomware.
+ Timo Arnall speaks about RFID as a tool for design.
+ Recalling RFID took place in the Netherland last week.
++ Californian employers can’t tag their employees while in the UK tests are being made to tag school uniforms with RFID.
I just couldn’t help myself, I had to announce this :) If you don’t know what to offer your loved geek for xmas, well here we have it.
We’re organising a Processing + Arduino workshop on December 8-9th lead by no other than toxi and Spencer Roberts.
Tickets are £170 and registration closes on December 3rd.
Just a little reminder for those procrastinators out there that there are only 3 days left till we close registration for the RFID + Arduino hardware hacking workshop next weekend.
We also have the pleasure to announce that Arup will be hosting this workshop at their Soho headquarters. We’ll also be having drinks on the Saturday evening at the Fitzroy tavern, so drop by and say hi!
If you’re living in the North of England (Leeds, Manchester, Huddersfield, Sheffield or Newcastle) this might be for you :)
Mataphysical Computing is a 10 week course (3-4 hours a week) aimed at exploring Processing and Arduino.
It will run weekly from November through to mid January at Huddersfield’s Digital Research Unit, the same that organised We love technology last summer.
Check it out!
Our workshop series continues with the much anticipated beginners Arduino workshop set in London on November 17th-18th.
This 2 day workshop is aimed at anyone interested in learning basic electronics and putting together a small project they’ll take back home!
Tickets are 90 pounds and registration closes on the 10th of November.
All details on the the site. Sign up now!
Update: We are now offering tickets at a reduced price for students: £75
Promo code: student Sign up quick!
Oh boy what a week! We had the great pleasure of sponsoring thishappened which got a great turnout.
The organisers also were kind enough to invite Massimo to be a speaker and talk about his work with Arduino. The crowd was a lot of fun and some lovely Californians in town for fowa even dropped in.
Well done to the organisers and do check out the official pics.
See you at the next one!
We had loads of fun last night , especially when people decided that they would bring things they had made again!
Peter Knight pretty much convinced everyone to buy a Tenori-on when he brought his along and everyone had a go!
Moritz came with a great display of moving space invaders and had everyone amazed at how bright the LEDs were.
We pretty much closed the pub and around 15 odd people showed up. Not bad for a Monday night!
Check out the pics on my flickr. For anyone who attended and took pics: the flickr tag for the event is h3londondrinksoctober
See you at the next!
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