💬 MySensors @Eindhoven Maker Fair 2017 2-3 September

[tbowmo]

We are pretty busy with explaining things to visitors, so pictures will have to wait :)

[mfalkvidd]

@tbowmo what? Isn't everything self-explanatory? ;-)

[BartE]

oke some pics..

Queue to get in :-)

The booth

[sja]

It was very busy indeed!
The booth: http://ibb.co/msz1zF
The showcase: http://ibb.co/fiQ8eF

The childeren loved the dollhouse. Hey google scare me! :-)

[sundberg84]

@sja @BartE Nice!!

[mfalkvidd]

Looks fantastic. Great work!

[sincze]

@GertSanders No worries. We talked about your automated chicken Shed and flood control in a basement via GSM node to some other nice Belgium guy. ;-) that was looking for a flood control solution. So you were mentioned.

[gohan]

What dashboard did you use next to the dollhouse?

[Yveaux]

Hey guys!

Just a quick update on the Eindhoven Maker Faire !
Yesterday we had the first day. @hek, @tbowmo, @scalz, @sincze , @marceltrapman and myself were present at our booth:

We had a huge amount of visitors! Many were already familiar with MySensors and we convinced the others to at least have a look a out site :smile:
The kids loved the automated dollhouse we have on display!

Today we continue with the second day, so you still have one more change to meet us IRL!

Eindhoven Maker Faire
11:00 - 18:00
Klokgebouw 50
5617 AB Eindhoven
The Netherlands

See you there!

[Yveaux]

@gohan It's the Node-red gui blocks

[sundberg84]

When you have the time it should be interesting how you set up that dollhouse as well :)

[scalz]

Back in the train to home. Unfortunately had to go a bit earlier..
I enjoyed this weekend with you guys, it was so freakin cooool!
When I left the faire, that was fun to hear children in the street saying 'Ok Google. Turn the light on' 😂

[gohan]

@Yveaux is it possible to take a look at the code?

[tbowmo]

I'm also on my way back to Denmark (in the train to Schiphol now). And like @scalz says, it has been a freaking awesome weekend. Thanks to @yveaux for all the preparation, and letting us do couch surfing in his living room, @scalz for showing off the cool new sensors he is working on, @hek for starting this awesome project, and @marceltrapman and @sincze for helping out both in the booth, but also with sponsoring.

Also a big thank you to all the forum members (both current, and new) that took the time to visit us. It was nice meeting you all.

Now I'm looking forward to get my feet up when I come home, in about 4.5 hours..

[Yveaux]

@gohan I'll probably do a writeup of the house anywhere soon. Please give me some time to process and recover from the Faire :grin:

[GertSanders]

@sincze
The chicken shed was not my project, a compatriot did that. Basement flooding is very relevant to me :-)

[marceltrapman]

A couple of hours after the fair and I am still impressed with the response we got.
We all 'hey googled' the h*ll out of the fair and I just hope people remember 'MySensors' better than the dollhouse and 'hey google, scare me' :)
Although... The dollhouse was the best example of what can be done with MySensors and it attracted more people to our booth than anywhere else!

I loved meeting my fellow team members and it was great fun to meet fellow forum members but even more to educate potential new members (young and old).

And now back to business...

[hek]

Great weekend and event! Thank you all for participating! A special thanks goes to @Yveaux for arranging the awesome dollhouse-experience.

[topgun78]

I partecipated to Makers Fair in Eindhoven last weekend and it's where I fell in love with this community. I am quite enthusiastic of such environment where people share their precious know how and manage to make things apparently 'only for few' become accessible for a moltitude.
Thanks to the guys at the desk of the fair to be so friendly and patient especially for ppl like me saturating them with all kind of questions.

[Yveaux]

I started with a quick overview of the dollhouse node.
Design files and explanation can be found at OH: https://www.openhardware.io/view/475/Dollhouse-wireless-node