Civiclab - particulate matter

workshop
, 12:00 15:00
@ HSBXL


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HSBXL is hosting civic lab Brussels , today we are building a particulate matter meter

civic Labs

Civic Lab Brussels is an civic-action-driven group for those interessed in creating grassroots solutions

the event

registration for this and future civiclab events at https://www.meetup.com/civic-lab-brussels/events/297351871/

please make sure to check there as there is more info about the workshop there, as well as where and how to obtain the necesary hardware.

Today, we’re diving into the world of innovation with a hands-on workshop:

Creating Your Own Expandable Particulate Matter Meter

This meter is not just limited to measuring particulate matter. With its expandable capabilities, it opens the door to measuring ambient noise, NOx, and VOCs in the future!

The project is seamlessly integrated with the sensor.community project (formerly Luftdaten) and other exciting initiatives like AIRPIPE, InfluencAir, LeuvenAir, GhentAir, and more.

what to expect:

  • Get hands-on experience with building your own meter based on the cutting-edge AIRROHR V1.4 PCB.
  • Learn about the technology behind it, including the ESP8266 Wi-Fi computer, SPS30 particulate matter sensor, and BME280 environmental sensor.
  • Dive deep into the world of environmental monitoring and discover how you can contribute to a healthier, cleaner future.
  • Connect with like-minded individuals passionate about technology, innovation, and environmental sustainability.

Can’t make it this time? Don’t worry - if there’s enough interest, we’ll be hosting more sessions in the future.

regsitration

registration for this and future civiclab events at https://www.meetup.com/civic-lab-brussels/events/297351871/

So, what are you waiting for? Join us at the hackerspace and let’s build a greener tomorrow together. Don’t forget to bring your laptop!

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Contact us

For any questions you can reach out to us over Matrix at #hsbxl:matrix.org.