IoT with Arduino Cloud: Beginner-Friendly Workshop

IoT with Arduino Cloud: Beginner-Friendly Workshop

Come join us at for a hands-on workshop where you'll dive into the world of Internet of Things using Arduino Cloud. Whether you're new to IoT or looking to expand your skills, this event is perfect for beginners. Learn how to connect your Arduino projects to the cloud and control them remotely. Get ready to unleash your creativity and bring your ideas to life! Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to learn and connect with fellow enthusiasts. See you there!

Join us for a 2.5-hour, hands-on workshop that introduces you to the world of the Internet of Things (IoT) through Arduino Cloud. This beginner-friendly session will teach you how to connect your projects to the Internet, visualize data in real time, and manage your devices remotely using Wi-Fi.

You’ll work with two ESP32 boards, a BME280 sensor to measure temperature, humidity, and air pressure, and a small screen to display your data. We’ll guide you through soldering, wiring, and programming your sensors, and show you how to send the data to Arduino Cloud for online monitoring.

Arduino Cloud makes it easy for makers of all levels to build and manage IoT projects. By the end of the workshop, you’ll have a fully functioning system and the knowledge to expand your project by adding more sensors.

Details:

• Date: Saturday, 16th November
• Time: 4:30 PM
• Location: Tog Hackerspace
• Cost: €30 + booking fee
• Who can attend: Anyone aged 18 and over, beginners welcome!

What to bring:

• A laptop
• Two USB-C data cables
• Curiosity about IoT and cloud-based projects!

After the workshop, you're welcome to stay in the space for Tog's monthly, featuring homemade pizza and a chance to meet the community. It's a great opportunity to relax and continue conversations about your IoT projects!

About the Instructor:

Our own Tog member, Jeffrey Roe, is a software and hardware engineer from Ireland. When he’s not building public transport systems or lecturing at Maynooth University, you’ll find him experimenting with everything from bubble machines and bone conduction tech to IoT devices and LEDs. Jeffrey also co-runs Dublin Maker, a festival that brings together the best of the maker community. He’s a big part of what makes Tog such a creative space, and as an amateur radio enthusiast, he's always finding new ways to integrate tech into his projects.

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