Monday, February 4, 2013
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Workshop : Lie Detector Workshop
Thursday, February 7th at 8pm
Having doubts about someone’s motives or trustworthiness? Allow technology to put your suspicions to rest! This is a hands on electronics and soldering workshop where participants will build a primitive lie detector in the form of a galvanic skin response meter. This device is then yours to take home and interrogate all the shifty individuals in your life. WORKSHOP : Intro to Arduino
Saturday, February 9th / Sunday, February 10th / Saturday, February 16th &
Sunday, February 17th from 12 – 3pm
An Arduino is an open-source micro-controller with the ability to quickly and easily interface with a variety of sensors, electronics, and software making it a staple of physical computing in artistic applications. We will cover a variety of topics such as basic electronics, hardware sensors, programming in the Arduino language, and what can be done when you combine all of these things.
Machine This Week: February 7th – 9th
Having doubts about someone’s motives or trustworthiness? Allow technology to put your suspicions to rest! This is a hands on electronics and soldering workshop where participants will build a primitive lie detector in the form of a galvanic skin response meter. This device is then yours to take home and interrogate all the shifty individuals in your life.
Registration is $40 for members / $50 for non-members. Sign up at the following link: http://machineproject.com/build/engine/archive/classwork/2013/02/07/lie-detector-workshop
Sunday, February 17th from 12 – 3pm
An Arduino is an open-source micro-controller with the ability to quickly and easily interface with a variety of sensors, electronics, and software making it a staple of physical computing in artistic applications. We will cover a variety of topics such as basic electronics, hardware sensors, programming in the Arduino language, and what can be done when you combine all of these things.
Registration is $225 for members / $250 for non-members. Sign up at the following link: http://machineproject.com/build/engine/archive/classwork/2013/02/09/intro-to-arduino-3