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sven352 over 12 years ago

Hey folks,

My name is Sven, I work in IT and for a little workproject I discovered the world of Arduino and now I'm learning day by day new things about open source hardware.
I found my way to this platform over the Ben Heck Show on youtube. By the way great show
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Former Member over 12 years ago

Hi all,

I'm wouter, a 22 year old student Industrial Engineering Sciences in Electronics/ICT @ FI² (a joined faculty of XIOS & KHLim University College) (That's Belgium, for those wondering). I'm currently starting a Hackerspace in the city where I study and most of my projects would fit perfectly in this scope.

A few things I'm working on: A webradio with touch controls and mopidy (spotify MPD client), an open-source modular MIDI mixer platform.
Aside those things, I've just started my own business, I'm building webplatform and webapps together with 2 other students.

Like some others here, it's TBHS that leaded me here. I love it because it inspires me to take on new projects, and every couple of weeks I learn to do something in a more efficient way.
For those who'd like to connect with me, you can find me on twitter via: @woutervddn (Though I warn you, most of my tweets are dutch..)

Grts
Wouter
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nlarson over 12 years ago in reply to sven352

Hi Sven - thanks, we think Ben is pretty great too! May we suggest checking out the Jeremy Blum's Arduino tutorials on Arduino? We think you might enjoy those too!
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nlarson over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

Hi Jonathan - thanks for joining the Community - if you haven't already, you might like checking out our Aerospace group on the Community. We wish you the best of luck in getting into graduate school!
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jesseenterprises over 12 years ago

Hi! I'm Jesse. I live in Philadelphia, PA. I'm a 12-year-old web developer, programmer and scientist. I have some experience with Arduino and am really interested in 3D printing technology. Oh, and I love free stuff.
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nlarson over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

Hi Wouter - welcome! Very cool you are starting a Hackerspace! You might find a few fellow Hackerspace members here on the Community hanging out. For example, we've got a group that Pumping Station: One started, which is a Hackerspace in Chicago. You might enjoy reaching out to fustini - a very active member of the Community, and also a member of the Chicago Hackerspace mentioned above.
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Former Member over 12 years ago

Hello. My name is Lee and I'm helping with the marketing at a company I just started working for. Its called Durastar Everest Casters. I"m learning more and more everyday about our products and the manufactoring/distribution side of the field. We produce the casters and wheels and distribute them to other companies to make their products.
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Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to nlarson

Thanks Nicole! I'll be checking out their work!
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nlarson over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

Hi Lee - congrats on the new job! If you like Industrial Automation - you might enjoy this blog that member "jeastwood" wrote for a review of EATON's SmartWire System.
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Former Member over 12 years ago

John Lee, firmware engineer with contract design/manufacturing firm in Utah.

Interested in Raspberry PI/Beagle Bone/Z-wave for automating solar projects at home.
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