Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Have you ever wanted to listen to music without using your ears? Turn your own head into a speaker? The skull radio allows you to listen in total silence, by sending sound waves through your teeth! Join TOG and assemble a specially designed kit that allows you to hear sounds directly, using vibration. This hands […]
Saturday, February 8, 2014
We had a fantastic day at the Science Gallery with over 50 people taking part in our competition. We had a great talk from Anthony McGuinness about Dublin City Council‘s Bridges of Dublin project. Next up was Robert Dowdall and Colin Keogh from IMechE explaining the engineering concepts behind bridge design. Their talk certainly made an impact . We had […]
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Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Join us for another Evening of Inspiring Ideas as part of Engineers Week. From 7pm in TOG, we will have six speakers doing their best to inspire you about engineering with short talks. The event is free for anyone to come along, no need to book. Date: Wednesday 12th February Time: 19.00 Location: TOG Cost: Free Sign Up: […]
This is the second part of the LilyPad workshops. This one focuses on mastering more involed actuators, and learning to get data from the many sensor components. Basically, you’ll be able to get your project to respond to the world around it. Imho, this is what makes e-textiles and wearables so exciting. Content; This second […]
We bring our annual bridge building competition back to the Science Gallery for Engineers Week. This is a family-friendly competition that puts teams against one another to build the strongest bridge. Engineering theory and building materials will be provided to help you during construction. Last year’s winning team from Canada, created a bridge that held […]
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Back in February, we were delighted to run and take part in three events for engineers week. We ran a Bridge Building Competition, a Night of Ideas and helped run Science Hack Day Dublin. We have some great snaps of the events over on our gallery. The letter from Engineers Ireland is below.
