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Monthly Meetup

Our next meetup event is SthlmHW #10: “Building a Hardware Startup” on March 4 at 18:00.

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Past Presenters

Neue Labs

2 videos

Claes Jakobsson

1 videos

botani.st

1 videos

Hannes Sjöblad

1 videos

Panu Keski-Pukkila

1 videos

Mikael Beving

1 videos

Benjamin Joffe

1 videos

Quamcom

1 videos

E.ON Malmo

1 videos

Björn Lindblom

1 videos

“Why we built a TTN LoRa WAN gateway” by Mijo Balic of Ziggy Creative Colony

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November 15, 2016

Sensors and artificial intelligence, by Alexander Samuelsson of Imagimob

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21:13

Sensors and artificial intelligence, by Alexander Samuelsson of Imagimob

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May 4, 2016

2

04:27

“teenage engineering sound system” by David Eriksson of teenage engineering

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September 14, 2016

02:36:24

SthlmHW #13: Art & Tech

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May 24, 2017

2

“Guide to Develop and Sell IOT products” by Thomas Tromholt of Frankly Consulting

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November 15, 2016

06:43

Visual programming with Automat and node-RED, by Alan Allard of Neue Labs

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February 23, 2016

“IPv6 & interoperability” by Björn Lindblom of CyanConnode

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November 15, 2016

1

06:43

“Amazon Echo & building voice control features” by Christian Schüldt of Limes Audio

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September 14, 2016

“Current LoRa projects” by Marc Tobal & Thomas Högler of Anyway Wireless Communications

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November 15, 2016

1

23:37

“Biohacking and the lab” Hannes Sjöblad & Sina Amoor Pour Stockholm Makerspace Bionyfiken

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October 18, 2016

About SthlmHW

“Stockholm Hardware” (SthlmHW) is a monthly meetup exploring hardware from many perspectives, including engineering, design and business. We’re non-profit and run by volunteers. Read more here.