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Friday, April 29 • 1:00pm - 5:00pm
How Was Your Day

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How Was Your Day' is an experimental social network that enables you to communicate via color and light. Light patterns and color as forms communication has been explored throughout history. Examples include signal lamps, morse code, smoke signals and smartphone notifications. Can we develop our own ambient language using only patterns, light and color? Together in this workshop we are looking to push the these concepts further with our favorite modern-day web technologies.

We will be designing a peer-to-peer communication network using software and hardware tools including Raspberry Pi, MeteorJS, MQTT, LED Strips and breakout boards. In the first half of the workshop we will learn about basic setup, networking and communication with Raspberry Pi. In the second half we'll build out the hardware component of the project to display our network data via light.

Our breakout board kit is designed to be a simple way to connect LED strips to the RaspberryPi GPIO.

4 hour workshop includes:
Setting up the RPi Installing our social network templates. MeteorJS + MQTT
Hardware jam and LED programming

Requirements:
- Laptop with Text Editor and SSH Terminal
- Basic programming knowledge recommended. (JavaScript)

Registration:
http://howwasyourday-creativetechweek.eventbrite.com


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Carrie Kengle

co-founder, justpitbulls
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Bruno Kruse

co-founder, justpitbulls

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justpitbulls

We are designers at heart who work with code. We prototype fast, we test and we do it again. Our projects are infused with experimental ideas and real-time components. We utilitize technology to enable new kinds of experiences and social interactions. We have experience working... Read More →



Friday April 29, 2016 1:00pm - 5:00pm EDT
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