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The Makerspace is holding a FREE workshop next Wednesday, June 27th from 12-2PM! This workshop will teach how to run a servo motor from your Arduino, and how to control navigation signals using light sensors. These concepts can help develop an understanding of basic robotics, automated navigation and machine vision. Attendance: Open to all Difficulty: Easy Click The Makerspace is announcing a FREE workshop next Wednesday, June 13th from 12-2PM! You will learn how to program an Arduino microcontroller to trigger LED lights and stepper motors. These concepts are some of the Arduino’s most basic but will open up the doors to lots of different robotics projects. Attendance: Open to all Difficulty: Easy Please be advised that we operate on a reduced schedule between the Winter and Spring semesters. Check out our hours page for the full details.
Free Arduino Workshop – Servo Motors and Photosensors
Free Arduino Workshop
Between Semester Hours: April 21-May 6, 2018
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We make every effort to keep current with new technologies and provide access to specialized software or devices for members of the university.
The Commons offers a variety of assistive technology software, hardware, and support services aimed at assisting Memorial students in achieving their full academic potential.
We currently have four designated AT stations, located in the Assistive Technology room (L2001), the Digital Media Centre, and the Commons Classroom. Our software includes: Kurzweil 3000, Read and Write Gold, Dragon Naturally Speaking, ZoomText, and Inspiration. Feel free to meet with one of our peer Assistive Technology tutors to learn more about any of these resources. You can request a tutorial by emailing commonsat@mun.ca.