Friday April 26th from 13:00 to 18:00
Arduino
boards are small physical computing platforms, consisting of a simple
I/O board and an integrated development environment. They can be used to
develop stand-alone interactive objects and can be connected to
software on your computer as well. How does the Arduino work, how do you
program it, and how can you integrate it into your own projects? This
workshop starts with the very rudimentary and ends with a crash course
in programming. Get your tickets online.
What do you need?
For this workshop you need some Arduino gear and the Arduino software. You can download the software here. If you don't have any hardware or the Arduino itself yet, you can get a nice kit online at Antratek.
The inventor kit is the most complete, but if you're on a budget we
suggest you get the Starter Kit Flex in combination with a small
servo-motor. Antratek also sells loose parts. Here is a list of all the parts you need.
Radio Rotor, Hecke and Muco in Amsterdam also sell parts. If there is a
specific sensor or actuator you would like to use during the workshop,
we advise you to bring it yourself. Don't forget your laptop!
More information
The workshop takes place on Friday April 26 from 13:00 to 18:00 at Mediamatic Fabriek, VOC-kade 10-12,
Oostenburg Amsterdam. Tickets are €125,- incl VAT. Freelancers,
students and employees of cultural organizations get a 30% discount. Use
the discount code "c-korting" if this applies to you. The reduced price
is €87,50. Click on this link to buy your ticket(s). If you have questions please contact Deborah Meibergen or call +31 20 638 99 01.
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