OMSI is organizing Portland Oregon’s first Mini Maker Faire on September 15-16, 2012. The faire will be located in OMSI’s north parking lot.
Low Voltage Labs will have a booth at the Portland Mini Maker Faire. I will also be speaking Sunday on how to create a printed circuit board using open source software KiCAD. You can see a preview of the same talk I did at the Seattle Mini Maker Faire.
Find out more at OMSIs website:
http://www.omsi.edu/maker-faire-pdx
Date: September 15-16, 2012
Time: 10am-6pm
Cost: $12 adults, $8 youth (3-13) and seniors (63+)
Located at: OMSI’s north parking lotPortland Mini Maker Faire is a two-day, family-friendly showcase of creativity and cool technology, and a celebration of the Maker movement. It’s inspiring, stimulating, and fun for all ages.
Maker Faire is a weekend filled with an incredible variety of exhibits, talks, demonstrations, and performances bridging arts, crafts, science and engineering—many of them hands-on and all of them engaging. Maker Faire is a reflection of our community at its very best.
Bring your whole family and enjoy a full day at the inaugural Portland Mini Maker Faire!
Low Voltage Labs now has a forum at http://forum.lowvoltagelabs.com/
You can create an account on the forum or just sign in using your Google, OpenID, Twitter, or Facebook account.
I recently applied for the 2012 Red Bull Creation contest at http://www.redbullusa.com/creation
Yesterday I received my official Bullduino board so I thought I would share a few photos. The box didn’t include any instructions, so I guess if you can’t figure it out you don’t deserve to be in the contest. 🙂
Two bulls on a circuit board, first time I’ve seen that:
See more photos here:
https://plus.google.com/photos/115017817208112204973/albums/5757236654665771553
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lowvoltagelabs/sets/72157630244743638/
I’ve posted some photos from the Seattle Mini Maker Faire.
You can see them on Flickr or Google Plus.
Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lowvoltagelabs/sets/72157630049133116/
Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/photos/115017817208112204973/albums/5750749757409609921
Thanks to everyone who attended my presentation at the 2012 Seattle Mini Maker Faire on Sunday.
The presentation was an overview of creating a printed circuit board using the KiCAD suite of electronic design automation tools.
Here is a PDF of the slides I used for the presentation:
Release your hardware hacker potential with KiCAD
Also a big thanks again to DorkbotPDX PCB, Midnight Maker and Seeed Studio for the PCB samples, they were a big hit!