It’s been a while now we have been testing and bringing ArduinoTour Workshops all over Italy and – here and there – around Europe. And we are happy to inform you that this powerful workshop format is soon landing in Singapore on August the 3rd-4th, hosted by The Hub Singapore, a cool co-working space willing to spread the Arduino word within its walls and beyond.

During the 2-day workshop participants will learn the basics of Arduino (what we call the Arduino Alphabet) and  have the chance to see it in action on different scenarios. They will produce their own project using the Arduino Starter Kit given to the workshop attendees.

The ArduinoTour is a way to meet & share experiences. For this reason it’s traditionally opened by a public presentation of Arduino which is going to happen on friday the 2nd of August at 7:00 PM at the-Hub. (download hi-res flyer)

Book your participation now and join the Arduino world.

This entry was postedby Davide Gomba on Monday, July 8th, 2013 and is filed under arduino, events, workshops.You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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L’agenda #maker di questo mese (now on…) ha un appuntamento in più: il primo evento popupmakers a Milano, ovvero una opportunità di condivisione di esperienze hand-on sulla tecnologia ed il design, intesi nel senso più allargato del termine (come funziona?)

In questa prima edizione, diverse partecipazioni interessanti, come quella dei DotDotDot, di Denis Santachiara e di Recipient.cc. Infine Josef Prusa porterà la sua esprienza di ricerca e sviluppo del progetto RepRap e della Prusa I3, seguito da Massimo Banzi che ci preparerà alla Call of Makers e alle ultime notizie su Arduino.

L’evento fa anche da introduzione al workshop  Arduinotour di Milano del fine settimana successivo (23-24 febbraio).

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This entry was postedby Davide Gomba on Monday, February 11th, 2013 and is filed under events.You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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