Stop by Arch Reactor on Sunday, February 12, to make "Magic Wands" You may make one or more for yourself or donate your creations to an upcoming Arch Reactor Fundraiser.
Please note that this style of wand-making involves hot-glue. Children are welcome but must be Closely Supervised by their parent/guardian.
I have recently finished a new and improved version of the Pixybots. Presenting Pixybots v2.3. The original program has been fine tuned to be more responsive. The robot also has may other features including a upgraded laser cut chassis, deans power connectors, pan/tilt head, and IR cliff detection in the front. If you have not seen the Pixy robots before there is alot of information on the orginal version in the projects page.
Here is a short clip of them in action enjoy!
Tomorrow
Saturday, June 23rd
http://kansascity.makerfaire.com/
Sunday, June 24th
Come stop by and visit! Open build night to work on projects and hang out!
Tuesday, June 26th
Join Arch Reactor for an exploration of options to build and perfect a MAME build. We'll cover cabinet selections, performance specs, front end configuration, supported emulators and much more! Come see how to bring classic games from the 80s and 90s into your build! 8:00 to 10:00.
Taught by Derek S.
Thursday, June 28th
Monthly class series on Armoring, with an emphasis on SCA (Society For Creative Anachronism) legal armor. These classes will be co-hosted by Amberly Brown and Mike Martin and open to anyone with an interest in Armor for SCA, LARP, cosplay, etc.
Come check out the space at one of our regular Tuesday meetings or Sunday hack nights, year-round. Tuesday and Sunday events are always open to the public, and generally begin around 7:30 pm.
The space is currently:
Arch Reactor was founded in 2009 by a group of friends who liked technology, programming, making, and pizza. Now St. Louis' largest hackerspace, Arch Reactor's growing membership continues to bring new skills, projects, equipment, and people to one place.
For a deeper understanding of what we're about, you should check out our explanation of hackerspaces, perhaps read about one of our members' projects, or (best of all) come meet us in person at the next open event!
