We have launched a new survey page to our website. We put together a small survey to find out what you would like to see in a shared space. As we continue to grow and increase our membership it is important to us to make sure we are on the correct path. We appreciate you taking the time to help us compile this data.
You can find the survey Here
Thanks
The i3 Detroit Team
This Saturday August 15th 2009 Le Hoots presents a live art show at The Comet Bar in Detroit from 9p-2a. Le Hoots has set out to put on a monthly live art show project that allows local Metro Detroit artists to be seen and sell their art work without fees to the artists. Le Hoots brings Art and Music together to help bring more awareness to the local art community of Detroit.
Artists :
Music by: Innerphonic & Dj. Richard Wohlfiel
Why not come out after the Woodward Dream Cruise this Saturday and help support our local arts community. All artists will have artwork available for purchase, great music and drinks. Let’s support our friends at Le Hoots!
If you would like to participate in a live art show or have questions feel free to contact them at Lehoots@gmail.com
Prototype Build Day 2:
Here we are on Day 2 of our prototype build of a giant bristlebot for the A2 mini maker faire. Now that we have proved our proof of concept with the prototype we will move towards building our final version. We will continue our build this Saturday August 15th @ 10:00 a.m to 4:00 pm in Swit’s garage @ 515 Loloyd Ave. Royal Oak Mi 48073. If you would like to join us and help out or if you would just like to come by and meet everyone at i3 Detroit you are more than welcome.
Video:
Rolando Quintanilla from opennasa.com wrote a great article about how hackerspaces could help Nasa.
“In order for space exploration to prosper and become cost-effective robotic technology will need to be created and adapted to develop infrastructure that is necessary for human space exploration and industrial exploration. Concepts like those behind the RepRap, will be required to be further developed so that it is possible to automatically manufacture goods as needed in space.”
To read the full story please visit opennasa.com!
So we have finally started building our giant bristlebot for the A2 Mini Maker Faire this past Saturday and thought we would share some photos with all of you. As a reminder we will be having our weekly meeting tonight at 7:00 P.M and then we will continue to work on our Giant bristlebot build if you would like to join us.