This workshop provides an introduction to both the 3D scanning devices present in the Makerspace, as well as the Kestrel parametric 3D printed prosthesis.

Participants will become familiarized with the basic theoretical principles behind the operation of the 3D scanners, as well as the procedures for how use them. They will then apply this knowledge to scan one of their forearms.

This workshop provides an introduction to both the 3D scanning devices present in the Makerspace, as well as the Kestrel parametric 3D printed prosthesis.

Participants will become familiarized with the basic theoretical principles behind the operation of the 3D scanners, as well as the procedures for how use them. They will then apply this knowledge to scan one of their forearms.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of physical objects or "things" embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and connectivity to enable objects to collect and exchange data.

This workshop will show you how we can program electronics to read data and produce results, from the Makerspace's own RFID scanner to the colour changing l.e.d. strips programmed to be controlled by an app. We will brush upon using Raspberry Pi and how to use a Pi to control devices over a network.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of physical objects or "things" embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and connectivity to enable objects to collect and exchange data.

This workshop will show you how we can program electronics to read data and produce results, from the Makerspace's own RFID scanner to the colour changing l.e.d. strips programmed to be controlled by an app. We will brush upon using Raspberry Pi and how to use a Pi to control devices over a network.

Participants are asked to join the Makerspace as a member to participant in the workshop for training on how to use the 3D printers. 

If you are a UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA STUDENT, PLEASE BRING YOUR STUDENT CARD.

To help sign in go quick either show up to the workshop at 5:00pm or join as a member at Makerepo.com

Participants are asked to join the Makerspace as a member to participant in the workshop for training on how to use the 3D printers. 

If you are a UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA STUDENT, PLEASE BRING YOUR STUDENT CARD.

To help sign in go quick either show up to the workshop at 5:00pm or join as a member at Makerepo.com

Limited to 10 students per session

You must be a University of Ottawa Engineering Student (non-MCG) to attend, because spots are limited please unregister if you are unable to attend.

Limited to 10 students per session

You must be a University of Ottawa Engineering Student (non-MCG) to attend, because spots are limited please unregister if you are unable to attend.

This workshop is a certification class where participants will be shown how to safely use the advanced selection of 3D printers located in the Makerspace. Each participant will need to display their skill of properly using the advanced 3D printers before recieving certification to use the machines. 

Participants are asked to join the Makerspace as a member to participant in the workshop before arriving.

This workshop is a certification class where participants will be shown how to safely use the advanced selection of 3D printers located in the Makerspace. Each participant will need to display their skill of properly using the advanced 3D printers before recieving certification to use the machines. 

Participants are asked to join the Makerspace as a member to participant in the workshop before arriving.