February event - discussion

[Marc]

To make sure we'll have a great February event, please contribute to this thread!

• Demo your project (short presentations please!)

• Christian - Processing with Arduino, I would like to show how simple is to create an interactive interface with Processing / Christian / http://projectsmax246.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/processing-and-arduino.html
• Add your project (post the details in reply)

• Call out

Have an idea for a project or group project? Need specific skills with a project/concept? Register for a lightning talks slot.

• Add your name and idea (post the details in reply)

• support session:

• Bring your projects/boards and kit! We'll have a various tables where we'll work on our projects after the presentations. If you don't have any kit or project

you can buddy up with others.

• We'll have support session where you can get help for your project, but let us know beforehand the specs:
  

• project / name / links to code or resources (post the details in reply)

• SUGGESTIONS

• Add your ideas or comments in reply

NEXT EVENT: February, date & venue tbc

Thanks

M

[Christian Bianchini]

Well, as you can see , I am going to show something with Processing and Arduino, I may using ultrasound or IR sensor because I dont have any light sensor at home :( 

The example is ready but if you want to see something more than what I described on my blog, just speak now :)

[Marc]

Our next event is up!

Join us on Tuesday 26th February at C4CC for our 2nd event:

http://www.meetup.com/LondonArduino/events/104060522/

This time we'll have a much more hands-on event where we'll all bring our projects, buddy up and help each other.

> Do you want to demo a project? (get in touch)

> What project/boards are you bringing?

> Please add questions and comment in replies.

cheers

Marc

[Christian Bianchini]

I can try to present my FFT Leds strip, only if I am going to get all the items before date.

Otherwise I can do something with Socket, WebSocket, NodeJS, Driver motor, GPS, Servo controller, Raspberry setup, etc....  up to you, what do you think it's better to show on a meetup :)