Data science company Effini, and INGAME, the creative research and development centre in Dundee, present Designing With Data - an exploration of the use of data in the rapidly evolving global videogames market.
With the war for attention becoming ever fiercer, how can game developers ensure their games compete? Does designing with data mean creativity is dead? Do programmers, artists and producers now have to become data scientists?
In a world driven by data, where does fun fit in?
If you are involved in designing, developing, deploying, studying, teaching or writing about games (or data), this event is for you.
Our keynote speaker, Luke Dicken, the Director of Applied AI for Zynga will explore how game developers use data in the age of Artificial Intelligence.
We then welcome an expert panel from Scotland’s games industry for a lively debate on how data is being used within the local sector.
Keynote
Beyond "Data-Driven" - Reimagining Game Development for the AI Age
Zynga pioneered the idea of Data-Driven game development at a time when analytics wasn't a common place thing within the industry. These days though, it's hard to get away from headlines about Big Data and the AI Revolution - Analytics has become commonplace and vendors queue up to provide easily integrated SDKs. Everyone has data, everyone calls themselves "Data-Driven" - but what comes after that? Join Dr. Luke Dicken as he returns home to Scotland to explore the Galaxy Brain of what lies beyond simple Data-Driven game development, and the implications it has for game design and creativity more generally.
Speaker
Dr. Luke Dicken is Director of Applied Artificial Intelligence at Zynga Inc where he leads a team driving innovation at the intersection of AI, Analytics, Game Development and Computational Creativity. Luke’s long term passion lies in using AI and data-centric tools to empower game creators to provide engaging and immersive experiences and democratise game development through technology. He was named as one of Develop magazine’s “30 Under 30” for 2013, and was listed as the #1 most influential person in game analytics in 2018, but hasn’t found a subtle way to work either of these into a bio.
Panel
Thomas Hulvershorn - Head of Analytics, Outplay
Jennifer Petrie - Community Manager, Ninja Kiwi
Steven van Stiphout - Product Manager, Unity Technologies
Louise Blain - Journalist, Producer & Presenter, BBC
Fraser Simpson - Lecturer, Abertay University
Chair: Brian Baglow - Head of Marketing, Effini
Event Details
18:00 - 18:25 Check In and networking (coffee/tea/refreshments)
18:25 - 18:30 Welcome (Jo Watts - Founder, Effini)
18:30 - 19:00 Keynote speaker (Luke Dicken, Zynga)
19:00 - 19:15 Questions from the floor
19:15 - 19:30 Comfort break
19:30 - 20:00 Panel discussion (chaired by Brian Baglow)
20:00 - 20:15 Questions from the floor
20:15 - 21:00 Networking
Waracle in conjunction with the Data Lab and Brightsolid are delighted to host an evening with Chris Neumann, CEO and Founder at Commonwealth Ventures, to discuss how to raise money and connect with US and Silicon Valley expertise, without having to open an office there! Hear from Chris how the Valley and US VC’s think and key tips for pitching. This event will cover everything you need to know about how to raise Silicon Valley VC money.
As with all our events the evening will be very informal encouraging everyone to get what they need out of the discussion – a really key opportunity to hear how non-capital cities, such as Dundee, can build a thriving start/up and scale-up tech scene.
Queer Code Scotland is a new meetup bringing together LGBTQ+ people with an interest in technology. We have so far had meetups in Edinburgh and Glasgow, and will be expanding to events in other locations across Scotland in the coming months.
In our first Queer Code Scotland field trip, we'll be visiting the "Hello, Robot." exhibition at the V&A in Dundee, then going to Duke's Corner for food, drink and chat afterwards. If you've already seen the exhibit or can't make it that early, you can opt just to join us in the pub afterwards, from around 4.
Meet at 13.30 next to the V&A logo in the pool outside the entrance. After viewing the robot exhibition, feel free to look around the other galleries. We will then assemble and head to Duke's Corner, which is about half a mile away, near the main University of Dundee Campus.
Entry to the exhibit is £11 full price, £9 concessions if booked online in advance - £1 more on the door. Attendees will also need to cover their own food and drink and transport.
If you're travelling from outside Dundee, the best trains stopping at Dundee are:
11.30 Edinburgh Waverley to Aberdeen (arrives 12.35)
12.02 Edinburgh Waverley to Arbroath (arrives 13.22)
10.45 Glasgow Queen Street to Edinburgh, change at Haymarket to Aberdeen (arrives 12.35)
11.38 Glasgow Queen Street to Aberdeen (arrives 13.06)
Off peak returns are £30-40, though you can get it cheaper by prebooking singles for specific trains.
You can post on the event if you're offering/looking for a car share.
https://www.dukescorner.co.uk/
https://www.vam.ac.uk/dundee/exhibitions/hello-robot
Code of conduct: https://queer-code.org/coc
Where do you look when sourcing the next generation of technology talent?
ScotlandIS could give you a few options.
Come along and hear from the staff at ePlacement Scotland, University of Dundee, CodeClan, The Open University and Abertay University to understand how they can help you and your business access the very best of Scotland’s up and coming talent pipeline.
Agenda: 11.30 – 11.45 Registration & Refreshments
11.45 - 11.50 Welcome by ScotlandIS
11.50 - 12.05 e-Placement Scotland
12.05 - 12.20 University of Dundee
12.20 - 12.35 The Open University
12.35 - 12.50 CodeClan
12.50 - 13.05 Abertay University
13.05 – 13.55 Showcase and networking
13.55 – 14.00 Close by ScotlandIS
Come along, get involved, access the right people to help you grow your business and harness the skills best suited to your business.
At this event, participants are invited to share Lean Agile theories and practices as they relate to software development for large-scale businesses or startups.
We intend each event to follow the same structure:
- Quick introductions to the event and the people in the room (~15 mins)
- One or two short talks or workshops (~30 to 60 minutes): Lean, Kanban, Scrum, and other related topics, even Waterfall.
This time we are going to be talking briefly (30 minutes) about what Impact Mapping is and how can be used in your organisation, by looking at a few examples of use.
- Networking and discussions (~30 minutes to an hour): A structured meeting with no agenda where the participants decide what to discuss using the lean coffee format
The event is open to people with all levels of experience in Lean Agile; if you want to share your knowledge via a talk or workshop, please get in touch.
Please register to the event to allow us order the right amount of food and beverages.
The independent gaming industry is pioneering the use of blockchain technologies in creative applications for the consumer market. This panel symposium is for all those interested to catch up with the latest developments in the field of algorithmic trust, data sharing, eco-system design, development challenges and play.
Schedule:
6:00pm - 6.30pm Networking
6:0pm - 8:00pm Panel speakers
1. Kristan Kolev, Blockchain Consultant
Why we need blockchain in games
2. Ronan Sandford, Blockchain Games Developer
Designing a blockchain eco-system
3. Paul Durrant, CEO of UK Games Fund
The challenging process of making a blockchain application
4. Bronwin Patrickson, Blockchain Researcher
Licensing, Data sharing and digital assets
8:00pm - 9:00pm Networking
VENUE: Foyer room, University of Abertay,
Bell St, Dundee DD1 1HG
Come join us for our first SolarStorm event of 2018. In addition to a chance to chat with SolarWinds employees while enjoying some free pizza and drinks, we will be presenting a few talks & demonstrations on the use of Docker containers and Kubernetes.
We're passionate about containers, and we thought it would be a great topic for our first event of the year. We want to share our experiences and knowledge of how to leverage the use of containers, specifically using Docker and Kubernetes; helping you to create, manage, and orchestrate containers to your heart's content.
All students are welcome, whether you're new to the world of containers or you're a well-versed container enthusiast.
Dr Abiola Abimbola, Director of Information Security at NetHost Legislation will be giving a talk on Cyber Essentials and GDPR covering many aspects of information security.
IGDA Scotland 2017 AGM and Marioke powered by Unreal Engine
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As the year starts to wind up for the holidays, and with our Board of Directors elections underway, you're invited to join us from 19:00 on Friday 17th of November in Dundee to reflect on what our community has accomplished over the course of the last year, and what the coming year may bring.
Just like any of our other events, the AGM is open to anybody interested in game development in Scotland. You're a part of the wider community, whether you're an IGDA member or not, so we heartily encourage you to come along, share your views and have an impact. The Annual General Meeting is a chance for us to summarise everything the chapter has done in the last year, discuss plans for next year, and share your thoughts on what you think we should be doing differently as your representatives.
At this year's AGM we are really excited to bring you a night of Marioke powered by Unreal Engine! Thank you to our wonderful sponsors at Epic and the Marioke Team for making it happen.
What is Marioke?
Marioke is a night of karaoke classics rewritten to be about videogames. If you’ve never been to Marioke just imagine it as a karaoke night in an alternate universe; one where popular culture is entirely defined by games. The rules for each evening are simple, just like karaoke: sing your heart out, whether you can sing or not, and support the people on stage like they’re rock stars. Attendees pick a song from the songlist and sign up with the team at the front. When their names are called they come on stage with the Marioke team ready to back them up, and four minutes later they leave as heroes.
While there are in-jokes aplenty (“Hello” is about Halo, “Purple Rain” about Heavy Rain and “Common People” is a song about a PC gamer who wants to live life like Console People), the lyrics are broad enough to ensure you don’t need to be obsessed with videogames to enjoy Marioke. “I’m a Believer” is about Windows mainstay Minesweeper; “Take On Me” recalls platform classic Donkey Kong. Videogames are for everyone now and so, it turns out, are stupid songs and stupid jokes.
Dr Matthew Davis from Wittin will be talking about "The Public Data Gold Rush: Our Journey to Become the General Store", and the usual excellent networking opportunities will be available. Also beer.
IGDA Scotland October 2017: Past, Present and Future of the Games Industry
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Where is the Scottish games industry at and where does it need to be?
We'll be hosting a round table to fully discuss the biggest issues we face in the industry. Funding? Business support? Diversity? Mentoring? Anything you'd like to bring up at all, we'll discuss.
Come along to our special event where we want to hear from YOU and start a dialogue about the past, present and future of the Scottish games industry.
As always, we will have an open floor for announcements before the round tables kicks off. So if you have any news you'd like to share then feel free to come down and do so! We'll also be opening up to general networking after the round tables.
Sharing what you make and do at Make/Share!
Make/Share is a free monthly event on the second Wednesday of each month organised by Creative Dundee and hosted at The Beer Kitchen Dundee, from 7pm – 8.30pm.
This regular event brings people together to gain a behind the scenes insight into the work of people from a mix of creative, science, social and technology backgrounds.
Four speakers explore how their project or product has evolved, changed and transformed, and how they experiment. They discuss their biggest challenges and how they overcame them and even present work in progress to get your constructive feedback.
We think the processes behind turning a project or a product into a reality aren’t discussed enough, and that’s why Make/Share is so useful. After the talks there’s time for questions and the opportunity to share any news you want.
If you’d like to talk about a project you’ve been working on, just get in touch with Creative Dundee.
Sharing what you make and do at Make/Share!
Make/Share is a free monthly event on the second Wednesday of each month organised by Creative Dundee and hosted at The Beer Kitchen Dundee, from 7pm – 8.30pm.
This regular event brings people together to gain a behind the scenes insight into the work of people from a mix of creative, science, social and technology backgrounds.
Four speakers explore how their project or product has evolved, changed and transformed, and how they experiment. They discuss their biggest challenges and how they overcame them and even present work in progress to get your constructive feedback.
We think the processes behind turning a project or a product into a reality aren’t discussed enough, and that’s why Make/Share is so useful. After the talks there’s time for questions and the opportunity to share any news you want.
If you’d like to talk about a project you’ve been working on, just get in touch with Creative Dundee.
Sharing what you make and do at Make/Share!
Make/Share is a free monthly event on the second Wednesday of each month organised by Creative Dundee and hosted at The Beer Kitchen Dundee, from 7pm – 8.30pm.
This regular event brings people together to gain a behind the scenes insight into the work of people from a mix of creative, science, social and technology backgrounds.
Four speakers explore how their project or product has evolved, changed and transformed, and how they experiment. They discuss their biggest challenges and how they overcame them and even present work in progress to get your constructive feedback.
We think the processes behind turning a project or a product into a reality aren’t discussed enough, and that’s why Make/Share is so useful. After the talks there’s time for questions and the opportunity to share any news you want.
If you’d like to talk about a project you’ve been working on, just get in touch with Creative Dundee.
FutureScot is pleased to announce Digital Cities 2017 - a series of policy conferences taking place across Scotland this summer - kicking off with Dundee and Perth on June 1.
Aimed at policy, academic, technology and business leaders, six half-day events will take place in Dundee and Perth // Aberdeen // Glasgow // Stirling // Edinburgh // Inverness
Dundee & Perth
Featuring a range of prominent speakers, the objective of these events is to equip leaders with the tools they need to further unlock the potential of digital in their cities.
Supporting communities of digital talent in Scotland's major cities has been given added impetus following the recent publication of the Scottish Government's A Digital Strategy for Scotland.
Importantly, Digital Cities 2017 will provide useful local feedback following a nationwide health check on Scotland's digital cities carried out by Nesta - the innovation foundation.
The event's Digital Showcase also exposes local government and public sector agencies to solutions providers from industry - another strategic goal backed by government.
Our expert-led, intensive sessions, will be heavily focused on outcomes with a full and frank discussion about the strengths of Scotland's cities, and where added focus is needed on the path to digitalisation.
Key learnings from each event will be captured in the form of live audience polling and featured in a full report both on FutureScot.com and in The Times Scotland.
Thanks to our supporters, delegate rates are only £49 and as such places are very limited. So don't miss out - book now to secure your place.
Sharing what you make and do at Make/Share!
Make/Share is a free monthly event on the second Wednesday of each month organised by Creative Dundee and hosted at The Beer Kitchen Dundee, from 7pm – 8.30pm.
This regular event brings people together to gain a behind the scenes insight into the work of people from a mix of creative, science, social and technology backgrounds.
Four speakers explore how their project or product has evolved, changed and transformed, and how they experiment. They discuss their biggest challenges and how they overcame them and even present work in progress to get your constructive feedback.
We think the processes behind turning a project or a product into a reality aren’t discussed enough, and that’s why Make/Share is so useful. After the talks there’s time for questions and the opportunity to share any news you want.
If you’d like to talk about a project you’ve been working on, just get in touch with Creative Dundee.
Make/Share @ Dundee Design Festival!
Make/Share is a free monthly event on the second Wednesday of each month organised by Creative Dundee. This time, they've organised a special line-up for Dundee Design Festival at West Ward Works!
This regular event brings people together to gain a behind the scenes insight into the work of people from a mix of creative, science, social and technology backgrounds.
Four speakers explore how their project or product has evolved, changed and transformed, and how they experiment. They discuss their biggest challenges and how they overcame them and even present work in progress to get your constructive feedback.
We think the processes behind turning a project or a product into a reality aren’t discussed enough, and that’s why Make/Share is so useful. After the talks there’s time for questions and the opportunity to share any news you want.
If you’d like to talk about a project you’ve been working on, just get in touch with Creative Dundee.
Sharing what you make and do at Make/Share!
Make/Share is a free monthly event on the second Wednesday of each month organised by Creative Dundee and hosted at The Beer Kitchen Dundee, from 7pm – 8.30pm.
This regular event brings people together to gain a behind the scenes insight into the work of people from a mix of creative, science, social and technology backgrounds.
Four speakers explore how their project or product has evolved, changed and transformed, and how they experiment. They discuss their biggest challenges and how they overcame them and even present work in progress to get your constructive feedback.
We think the processes behind turning a project or a product into a reality aren’t discussed enough, and that’s why Make/Share is so useful. After the talks there’s time for questions and the opportunity to share any news you want.
If you’d like to talk about a project you’ve been working on, just get in touch with Creative Dundee.
FutureScot is pleased to announce Digital Cities 2017 - a series of policy conferences taking place across Scotland this summer - kicking off with Dundee and Perth on June 1.
Aimed at policy, academic, technology and business leaders, Digital Cities 2017 will also travel to Aberdeen: June 6 // Glasgow: June 7 // Stirling: June 8 // Edinburgh: June 9 // Inverness: June 15.
Dundee & Perth
Featuring a range of prominent speakers, the objective of these events is to equip leaders with the tools they need to further unlock the potential of digital in their cities.
Supporting communities of digital talent in Scotland's major cities has been given added impetus following the recent publication of the Scottish Government's A Digital Strategy for Scotland.
Importantly, Digital Cities 2017 will provide useful local feedback following a nationwide health check on Scotland's digital cities carried out by Nesta - the innovation foundation.
The event's Digital Showcase also exposes local government and public sector agencies to solutions providers from industry - another strategic goal backed by government.
Our expert-led, intensive sessions, will be heavily focused on outcomes with a full and frank discussion about the strengths of Scotland's cities, and where added focus is needed on the path to digitalisation.
Key learnings from each event will be captured in the form of live audience polling and featured in a full report both on FutureScot.com and in The Times Scotland.
Thanks to our supporters, delegate rates are only £49 and as such places are very limited. So don't miss out - book now to secure your place.
Bringing together people who make things, whatever they may be!
Creative Dundee and Dundee MakerSpace are kicking off a new regular informal event series on Wed 12th August.
And by people, we mean anyone who makes, this could include, but not limited to! Artists – developers – scientists – designers – technologists – architects – performers – musicians – public/community activists – individuals, organisations, companies – the list goes on.
Make / Share is the chance to hear a few short talks by people about the things they’ve made and the process they’ve gone through to make them.
We also have space to show and demo your creations/products/processes, so please just bring them along on the night – we’ll have tables and a plug socket or two on offer if needed.
If you’d like to talk about a project you’ve been working on, just get in touch with us or Creative Dundee.
The Internet of Things Scotland Meetup group is open to software professionals, entrepreneurs, academics, enthusiasts, makers/hobbyists, and early-adopters. Topics covered include: M2M, Artificial Intelligence, Drones (UAVs), Self-Driving Vehicles, Machine Vision, Wearables (Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Fitness Trackers, Smartwatches), Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), Industrial Asset Control & Monitoring, Smart Home, Smart City, Big Data, Robotics, Machine Learning, Autonomous Transport, Maker/Hacker products (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Intel Edison), LPWAN, Sensors, 5G, Tech Startups, Wireless Sensor Networks.
IoT will transform the way we live and work. Connected sensors embedded within all kinds of objects will make the world around us smarter, safer, and more energy efficient. The IoT revolution is happening now, so join us!
Please find us online at Twitter: @iotsct | #iotsct | FB: www.facebook.com/iotsct | Web: www.iotsct.com |
Bringing together people who make things, whatever they may be!
Creative Dundee and Dundee MakerSpace are kicking off a new regular informal event series on Wed 12th August.
And by people, we mean anyone who makes, this could include, but not limited to! Artists – developers – scientists – designers – technologists – architects – performers – musicians – public/community activists – individuals, organisations, companies – the list goes on.
Make / Share is the chance to hear a few short talks by people about the things they’ve made and the process they’ve gone through to make them.
We also have space to show and demo your creations/products/processes, so please just bring them along on the night – we’ll have tables and a plug socket or two on offer if needed.
If you’d like to talk about a project you’ve been working on, just get in touch with us or Creative Dundee.
Craig Steel from CoderDojo will be joining us this month.
CoderDojo Scotland
CoderDojo is a national network of free coding clubs for young people. The clubs are run by volunteers from technology backgrounds who are keen to share their skills. At the clubs young people learn how to build apps, design games, make wearable technoogy and more. It makes learning to code a fun an socialable experience. Craig will share what has made the clubs so successful, and speak about different ways to get involved.
Bio
Craig Steele is a digital making expert, creative technologist, and is interested in showing how coding can be a fun hobby and creative tool. Craig is a Raspberry Pi Certified Educator and leads CoderDojo Scotland, a network of free coding clubs for young people across the country. In 2016, Craig was nominated as a BBC Make it Digital "One to Watch".
Bringing together people who make things, whatever they may be!
Creative Dundee and Dundee MakerSpace are kicking off a new regular informal event series on Wed 12th August.
And by people, we mean anyone who makes, this could include, but not limited to! Artists – developers – scientists – designers – technologists – architects – performers – musicians – public/community activists – individuals, organisations, companies – the list goes on.
Make / Share is the chance to hear a few short talks by people about the things they’ve made and the process they’ve gone through to make them.
We also have space to show and demo your creations/products/processes, so please just bring them along on the night – we’ll have tables and a plug socket or two on offer if needed.
If you’d like to talk about a project you’ve been working on, just get in touch with us or Creative Dundee.
Bringing together people who make things, whatever they may be!
Creative Dundee and Dundee MakerSpace are kicking off a new regular informal event series on Wed 12th August.
And by people, we mean anyone who makes, this could include, but not limited to! Artists – developers – scientists – designers – technologists – architects – performers – musicians – public/community activists – individuals, organisations, companies – the list goes on.
Make / Share is the chance to hear a few short talks by people about the things they’ve made and the process they’ve gone through to make them.
We also have space to show and demo your creations/products/processes, so please just bring them along on the night – we’ll have tables and a plug socket or two on offer if needed.
If you’d like to talk about a project you’ve been working on, just get in touch with us or Creative Dundee.
Monday Maker Meetups are our open nights when anyone is able to pop in and see what's going on at Dundee MakerSpace.
If you just want to have a quick blast on a piece of equipment then this is when to do it.
Don't have a project you're working on? Join in with someone else or there's plenty of materials around for you to start something new!
There's plenty of making happening, got something you want to ask a question about or something to show off, bring it along.
Note: For those of you looking for our new location we are at the address below. To find us you head in the main door and into the main area then we are at the end of the first corridor on the right.
The Global Game Jam is held yearly and is the world's largest game jam event taking place around the world at physical locations. Think of it as a hackathon focused on game development. It is all condensed into a 48 hour development cycle. The GGJ encourages people with all kinds of backgrounds to participate and contribute to this global spread of game development and creativity.
Here’s the global game jam site:
http://globalgamejam.org/2017/jam-sites/dundee-makerspace
Please don’t sign up for multiple sites for the global game jam as this causes confusion for numbers of places.
You will need to be resisted there to submit your game/ add useful to team pages for submission so might as well do it before the jam but can be done later.
Opening hours:
Please don’t sign up for multiple sites for the global game jam as this causes confusion for numbers of places.
I don’t plan on having the space open though the night, instead 8am - 12 pm
Although if enough people request full 48 hour access it could be arranged.
It would be nice to have a mini play party at the end of the jam but that will depend on who is still awake and will happen if enough people request it.
Food:
We are currently seeking funding for food but have secured none at the moment but the location in central and there are loads of places to stalk up on snacks and get food, along with our small tuckshop which usually has some snack bars, crisps, tea, coffee, noodles cupa soup, and soft drinks.
You can bring your own food and drink into the space as long as you use the bins or take rubbish away with you.
If you or your company would like to sponsor the jam or part sponsor the jam please contact me and we could arrange some signage and mentions throughout the event : lowtek@hotmail.co.uk
Equipment:
There are a few computers in the makerspace but this is mainly a bring your own kit event. Some spare monitors are available for those who like dual screens.
We have a couple workshop benches which may be good for people who want to try a standing desk.
We may also be short on tables if a lot of people show hence the 70 person capacity but if anyone can bring their own table fold up or otherwise that would be much appreciated and if you email me ahead of time I could add more tickets as we have a lot of space just not enough tables. These tables should be removed at the end of the event.
We also home 3d printers, A3 2d printers, a laser cutter, vinyl cutter, soldering equipment and a variety of woodworking equipment if you wish to make something physical. Items such as the laser cutter and 3D printers which require materials have a small fee applied but the prices are reasonable.
Monday Maker Meetups are our open nights when anyone is able to pop in and see what's going on at Dundee MakerSpace.
If you just want to have a quick blast on a piece of equipment then this is when to do it.
Don't have a project you're working on? Join in with someone else or there's plenty of materials around for you to start something new!
There's plenty of making happening, got something you want to ask a question about or something to show off, bring it along.
Note: For those of you looking for our new location we are at the address below. To find us you head in the main door and into the main area then we are at the end of the first corridor on the right.
We are a community run organisation and our planning meetings allow anyone to come along and see behind the curtains of Dundee MakerSpace.
We’ll be covering all the boring stuff like our financial situation and cleaning as well as the exciting stuff like what events we should hold, what we should do with the space and what equipment we need.
Everyone is welcome to come along and help decide what direction the business should go in next and help out in any way.
Monday Maker Meetups are our open nights when anyone is able to pop in and see what's going on at Dundee MakerSpace.
If you just want to have a quick blast on a piece of equipment then this is when to do it.
Don't have a project you're working on? Join in with someone else or there's plenty of materials around for you to start something new!
There's plenty of making happening, got something you want to ask a question about or something to show off, bring it along.
Note: For those of you looking for our new location we are at the address below. To find us you head in the main door and into the main area then we are at the end of the first corridor on the right.
Monday Maker Meetups are our open nights when anyone is able to pop in and see what's going on at Dundee MakerSpace.
If you just want to have a quick blast on a piece of equipment then this is when to do it.
Don't have a project you're working on? Join in with someone else or there's plenty of materials around for you to start something new!
There's plenty of making happening, got something you want to ask a question about or something to show off, bring it along.
Note: For those of you looking for our new location we are at the address below. To find us you head in the main door and into the main area then we are at the end of the first corridor on the right.
Bringing together people who make things, whatever they may be!
Creative Dundee and Dundee MakerSpace are kicking off a new regular informal event series on Wed 12th August.
And by people, we mean anyone who makes, this could include, but not limited to! Artists – developers – scientists – designers – technologists – architects – performers – musicians – public/community activists – individuals, organisations, companies – the list goes on.
Make / Share is the chance to hear a few short talks by people about the things they’ve made and the process they’ve gone through to make them.
We also have space to show and demo your creations/products/processes, so please just bring them along on the night – we’ll have tables and a plug socket or two on offer if needed.
If you’d like to talk about a project you’ve been working on, just get in touch with us or Creative Dundee.
Monday Maker Meetups are our open nights when anyone is able to pop in and see what's going on at Dundee MakerSpace.
If you just want to have a quick blast on a piece of equipment then this is when to do it.
Don't have a project you're working on? Join in with someone else or there's plenty of materials around for you to start something new!
There's plenty of making happening, got something you want to ask a question about or something to show off, bring it along.
Note: For those of you looking for our new location we are at the address below. To find us you head in the main door and into the main area then we are at the end of the first corridor on the right.
Monday Maker Meetups are our open nights when anyone is able to pop in and see what's going on at Dundee MakerSpace.
If you just want to have a quick blast on a piece of equipment then this is when to do it.
Don't have a project you're working on? Join in with someone else or there's plenty of materials around for you to start something new!
There's plenty of making happening, got something you want to ask a question about or something to show off, bring it along.
Note: For those of you looking for our new location we are at the address below. To find us you head in the main door and into the main area then we are at the end of the first corridor on the right.
We are a community run organisation and our planning meetings allow anyone to come along and see behind the curtains of Dundee MakerSpace.
We’ll be covering all the boring stuff like our financial situation and cleaning as well as the exciting stuff like what events we should hold, what we should do with the space and what equipment we need.
Everyone is welcome to come along and help decide what direction the business should go in next and help out in any way.
Monday Maker Meetups are our open nights when anyone is able to pop in and see what's going on at Dundee MakerSpace.
If you just want to have a quick blast on a piece of equipment then this is when to do it.
Don't have a project you're working on? Join in with someone else or there's plenty of materials around for you to start something new!
There's plenty of making happening, got something you want to ask a question about or something to show off, bring it along.
Note: For those of you looking for our new location we are at the address below. To find us you head in the main door and into the main area then we are at the end of the first corridor on the right.
This is a monthly raspberry pi meet up for all ages. It doesn't matter if you are a beginner or a pi guru. Come along to work on or show off your cool projects or why not collaborate on some new ones.
