Still trying to catch up with real life and get the #HackAroundBerlin videos finished.
The main reason I was in Berlin was the firm I work for Pimoroni where running a stall at Berlin Maker Faire met lots of exciting makers and maker business with really inspiring projects.
My #HackAroundBerlin continues with a visit to the Berlin Fab Lab. This place is a product developers dream with a laundry list of high end prototyping equipment, from 3D printers and lasercutters all the way up to a full on CNC mill.
Special thanks has to go to the guys at the Space Sylvester, Laslow, Rose, Erick and Murat for making me so welcome.
The main public area
Wood working area
Heavy Metal Lab
Composites Lab
These are little Lasercut models that the FabLab created to give away at Maker Faire Berlin
Starting on processing the video and photos from the #HackAroundBerlin. I really wanted to edit and upload video while I was away but I had a major laptop failure lets just say I will have much to say about upgrading to Windows 10 (JUST DON'T).
But I'm happily up and running again and will be releasing video as soon as its edited.
Berlin is an amazing city and I hope this gives you a taste of Berlin culture and food :) This one is a bit less techie than usual but don't worry the following vids will be rammed with geeky nerd stuffs.
A big announcement for me I'm off with the colleagues at Pimoroni to the Berlin Maker Faire one of the biggest Maker Faires in Europe spanning over two days.
I will be helping out on the Pimoroni Stand on 3rd-4th October Its looking as though it is going to be a great event with Makers, Crafters and Geeky Scientists from all over Europe.
As I will be in Berlin for the whole week I'm going to fill any down time by doing a #HackAroundBerlin.
#HackAroundBerlin will involve meeting other Makers and Tech enthusiasts around Berlin, and visiting Hackspaces, Tech forums and FabLabs. Not to mention Maker Faire Berlin itself.
