Due to a number of different circumstances, a lot of people could attend this months meeting, so Phillip and I thought we might actually have some time to work on our projects during the meeting. We where pleasantly surprised by some new people showing up.
After the library closed, some of us went out onto the front lawn and had a pleasant picnic lunch and continuing the conversations.
Congratulations to Caitlin who has published a Diyode article about her recent Women in Technology meeting that was held recently in Bunbury. You can read it online: diyodemag.com/features/model_makers_inspiring_more_women_to_get_into_tech
After the library closed, some of us went out onto the front lawn and had a pleasant picnic lunch and continuing the conversations.
Congratulations to Caitlin who has published a Diyode article about her recent Women in Technology meeting that was held recently in Bunbury. You can read it online: diyodemag.com/features/model_makers_inspiring_more_women_to_get_into_tech
Peter dropped by and gave a demonstration of his 1980's dead-bug style electronic art work that incorporates LED's and electronic music synthesis:
We have a budding junior engineer who is exploring architecture:
Phillip has acquired an oscilloscope, so he can now see what's going on inside his computer build:
After a few mods and a few feature creep items, a new revision of the 12V Power Distribution Board is under way
Likewise with the USB LED board. The microphone has finally been debugged and tested, so a new revision of the PCB will shortly be sent off for manufacture:
A new project has been started. All going well, it will be demo'ed at the next meeting. This is the core processor and power supply:
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