A07 – Set up your 3D printer

Presentation

Benefit from personalised support during the jewellery creation phase (with tools designed especially for you) to design and make your first pieces (necklace, earrings, etc.). Let the artist in you run free!

Organisation

• Max. number of participants: 5
• Duration: 3h
• Level: beginner

Presentation

In this workshop, we offer you the opportunity to make a personalised Christmas gift yourself, choosing from the following 3 options:

• A laser-cut “paper chart”, A4 format – visual of your choice – frame not supplied
• A personalised mug with colour printing – visual of your choice
• A personalised garment (supplied by you) – visual of your choice. Colour printing possible on polyester, or flocking on cotton

This is the perfect opportunity to come and discover the Fablab’s machines and leave with a unique gift for yourself or someone else.

Organization

• Number max. of participants: 5 
• Duration: 4h
• Level: beginner
• Required equipment: none

Presentation

Come and discover the possibilities offered by the educational robots Dash and Dot, Ozobot and Thymio, through demonstrations, manipulations and programming. These robots are designed as educational tools and offer, each with different approaches, multiple possibilities of interaction. The workshop will be led by Daniel.
Suitable for children from 7 years upwards.
Prices include membership:
– Reduced (under 25 years old, unemployed, partners): €20.
– General public: €30.

Organization

• Number max. of participants : 4 + 1 adult per child
• Duration: 2h
• Level: beginner
• Required material: none (you can still bring your tablet should you want to)

Presentation

This workshop is for beginners who already have some knowledge on the use and programming of an Arduino Board. It is the sequel of our Arduino Level 1 workshop. You will learn how to use and program some basics and cheap components, sensors and actuators with an Arduino board.

The goal is to learn :

• to collect some data from a sensor (temperatures, distances, brightness, humidity, presence of an object…)
• to process these data
• to display some results on the serial monitor of the Arduino, and if necessary, to control external modules through relays.

Organisation

• Max. number of participants: 4
• Duration: 3h
• Level: intermediate
• Required equipment: none (but, you can bring your kit)