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Session:Program a Robotic arm (Uarm Swift Pro) with Python or Scratch

2022-07-24T11:25:51Z

Confiks:

{{Session
|Has session tag=robot, programming, scratch, python
|Is for kids=No
|Has description=Robot programming competition
|Has website=https://program.mch2022.org/mch2021-2020/talk/8A73VR/
|Has session type=Hands-On
|Has session keywords=hardware, software
|Is organized by=Anykey
|Held in language=en - English, nl - Dutch
}}
2022-07-24, 13:00–14:30, Location:Gear

Like programming physical things? How about attending this workshop that will challenge you to program a Robotic Arm. You have the choice between Python or Scratch-like programming language and will we provide you with some cool challenges to complete. For the Scratch-like environment no real programming experience is needed

We will provide different levels of challenges for beginners to advanced, including Compute Vision. If you have no previous programming experiences, you can still participate and use the Scratch like environment to program the robot.

Max attendees: There are 5 Robots per workshop and we recommend 2 people per robot.

If you registered here and are looking forward to the workshop, but are two minutes late to the workshop tent, you'll get sent away and will be treated like an annoying fly.

Bring your own laptop!

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Robot Arm Programming
|-
! Team# !! Team Name !! Members
|-
| Team 1 || Lyko || [[User:Nicob|Nicob]], Lila
|-
| Team 2 || Bilinear pairing || [[User:Confiks|confiks]], Sietse
|-
| Team 3 || Picasso || [[User:Morikko|Morikko]],
|-
| Team 4 || DefaultName || Rutgerrrr / Mr.Headzzz
|-
| Team 5 || letzhack || gambrinus, macfreak
|-
| Team 6 || BringYourOwn || [[User:OKso|Okso]], [[User:Staz|Staz]]
|}

Reserve list:
Trikkitt

Badge

2022-07-23T11:48:49Z

Confiks:

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== The Badge ==
[[File:Mch2022.jpg|thumb|A prototype badge]]
[[File:Preproduction badge.jpg|thumb|This is the badge you'll get]]

This year, [[Team:Badge]] has prepared another truly special little toy.

* You should have gotten one coming into the camp (and you should have brought a USB-C cable for charging and hacking). Go to the [https://www.badge.team/docs/badges/mch2022/getting-started/ '''Getting Started'''] section if you need help assembly the badge.
* Once it's running, choose the menu item '''OS update''' to install all the features we didn't finish by the time we had to flash the Badges.
* After everything is up to date, [https://docs.badge.team '''learn how to hack the Badge'''].
* Make lots of improvements and [https://github.com/badgeteam/ '''send us pull requests''' at our Github home]
* Write lots of apps and submit them to the [https://mch2022.badge.team/ '''Hatchery'''] app store
* Come visit us at the [https://map.mch2022.org/#map=20/5.5274/52.2839/0 '''Badge tent'''] if you need help

=== Getting Help ===

* Twitter [https://twitter.com/BadgeteamNL '''@BadgeteamNL''']
* Try the Telegram channel [https://t.me/+tjHw6Rtao19jODM8 '''Badge.team''']
* '''IRC''': `badgeteam` on irc.oftc.net
* '''Matrix''': [https://matrix.to/#/#oftc_#badgeteam:pixie.town #oftc_#badgeteam:pixie.town]

* We will be holding a couple of '''workshops''' to help you get started and hopefully remember to post them here ...

=== Some talks that may be interesting ===

* [https://program.mch2022.org/mch2021-2020/talk/K8CPBW/ Surface Mount Electronics Assembly for Terrified Beginners] (Friday 19:00 Hardware Hacking Area) repeated several times ...
* [https://program.mch2022.org/mch2021-2020/talk/DT8SZB/ Building public, dynamic webapps using Micropython on the ESP32] (Friday 20:40 Envelope)
* [https://program.mch2022.org/mch2021-2020/talk/VQDYWA/ Badge workshop] (Saturday, 16:00 DNA)

* [https://program.mch2022.org/mch2021-2020/talk/HVGFKB/ Badge Talk] (Tuesday, 13:00 Abacus)

Session:Program a Robotic arm (Uarm Swift Pro) with Python or Scratch

2022-07-18T13:53:50Z

Confiks:

{{Session
|Has session tag=robot, programming, scratch, python
|Is for kids=No
|Has description=Robot programming competition
|Has website=https://program.mch2022.org/mch2021-2020/talk/8A73VR/
|Has session type=Hands-On
|Has session keywords=hardware, software
|Held in language=en - English, nl - Dutch
}}
Like programming physical things? How about attending this workshop that will challenge you to program a Robotic Arm. You have the choice between Python or Scratch-like programming language and will we provide you with some cool challenges to complete. For the Scratch-like environment no real programming experience is needed

We will provide different levels of challenges for beginners to advanced, including Compute Vision. If you have no previous programming experiences, you can still participate and use the Scratch like environment to program the robot.

Max attendees: There are 5 Robots per workshop and we recommend 2 people per robot.

Bring your own laptop!

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Robot Arm Programming
|-
! Team# !! Team Name !! Members
|-
| Team 1 || Lyko || [[User:Nicob|Nicob]], Lila
|-
| Team 2 || Bilinear pairing || [[User:Confiks|confiks]], Sietse
|-
| Team 3 || Your team name || Members...
|-
| Team 4 || Your team name || Members...
|-
| Team 5 || Your team name || Members...
|}

Village:Hardware Hacking Area - HHA

2022-07-16T23:01:58Z

Confiks: Fix maphandle

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|Has name=HHA
|Has contact=tom@behets.me
|Related to village=Village:Fri3d Camp
|Part of=Belgium
|Provides session location=Yes
|Location=52.28406, 5.53
|MapObjectHandle=0x1E354
|Has orga contact=tom@behets.me
|On site orga contact=tom@behets.me
|Village frab=Yes
|Village content space=Yes
|Village citizen count=30
|Village Needs power=Other (describe below)
|Village size needed=190
|Village hacktents num=1
|Village brings big stuff=No
|Village Special Vehicle=Yes
|Village Plans=... build up a big tent; ... run a kitchen for our citizens; ... run a bar for our citizens; ... play loud music and party; ... bring light installations; ... bring some special machines
|Village planning notes=The HHA tent is a big tent attached to a bus.
Dimensions of the tent and bus is 19m x 9m.
A photo of the tent on SHA: https://embassy.hackerspaces.be/sites/default/files/2017-08/13.jpg

The village on previous camps:
- https://wiki.sha2017.org/w/Village:Hardware_Hacking_Area
- https://events.ccc.de/camp/2019/wiki/Village:HardwareHackingArea

We will bring our own electricity with a battery bench of 61kWh and solar panels.
}}
The Hardware Hacking Area is a huge area for people of all ages and skill levels to come together and play, teach, learn, and share in many and diverse realms of making all sorts of physical things.
There will be ongoing workshops on many topics, all self organized through the Self-Organized Sessions wiki form (type in: "HardwareHackingArea" in the "Village" field, and choose "Workshop" as the "Type"). This area is open all day and all night.
Lots of shiny things! Lots of workshops! Come learn to solder, learn to make things with electronics, learn to make all sorts of physical things, . . .

All ages, all skill levels, all welcome!

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User:Confiks

2022-07-11T11:21:43Z

Confiks: create user page

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