Posted by skullkey on May 28, 2017 at 9:10 am

Want to learn Arduino and Raspberry Pi but feel overwhelmed by the basic electronics? This is the course for you!
We have put together this course with those in mind that want to experience the exciting world of Arduino and Raspberry Pi, but feel over-whelmed by the basic electronic concepts and components.
When: Saturday 10 June
Time: 9:00 – 14:00
Where: House4Hack, 4 Burger Ave, Lyttleton Manor, Centurion
Cost: R650, includes the basic electronics kit, detailed below.
We will be providing coffee and tea during the day, however if you need to snack, please feel free to bring something along.
This course is fully booked – thank you for your support
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Posted by skullkey on May 15, 2017 at 6:03 pm
Mikkel and I think it can be lots of phun to do a self driving car workshop on 27 May.
This is an early preview course and will allow us to develop and refine the workshop – so at this stage we are limiting participation to House4Hack members and their kids!
The course shows how to integrate a number of technologies (CAD, 3D printing, Linux, Python, Electronics (servo control), Deep Learning) to deliver a self-driving car. Three standard radio controlled cars as per the picture are available during the course.
The workshop contents as follows:
- a. Introduction
- b. Building the frame
- c. Configure the pi
- d. Assemble the car
- e. Manually driving the car
- f. Self car racing
- g. More beer (BYOB)
Thanks for the support – the workshop is fully booked
To participate you will need a Raspberry Pi 3 and RPi Camera – if you don’t have a RPi camera, let me know and we can order from PiShop.
For this intro workshop we will be charging R600 in future, which includes a kit containing a Pi to RC car interface card (PCA9685) and SD card configured with OpenCV, Tensorflow, Python etc. etc.
For the preview edition, the costs is only R300!
- Where: House4Hack
- When: 27 May – Saturday
- Time: 9.00 – 13.00
- Cost: R300 – if you want a Pi a camera it is R500 extra.
Thanks for the support – the workshop is fully booked
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Posted by skullkey on September 8, 2016 at 8:32 am

House4Hack as part of the SA Maker Collective (with special mention to M!a Design and Make, Gareth Steel, Tegan Bristow, African Robot, Binary Space, The Maker Space), hosted an FPV car racing event as part of the Fak’ugesi Festival’s Market Hack. Guy made this awesome video of the prep before the event and on the day phun!
Thanks for everyone at House4Hack for pitching in, helping to dream, scheme and make this happen!
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