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Cork · Cork

Hitting the Road and Rails: Tog Hackerspace at the Cork Carnival of Science 🚗🚆🔬 – Tog Hackerspace

We’re packing up projects, charging the batteries, and heading south—Tog Hackerspace is back at the Cork Carnival of Science this weekend, Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th of June, in the beautiful Fitzgerald Park. As veterans of this fantastic festival, we’re excited to return and share our love of making with the people of Cork once again. It’s one of our favourite science outreach events of the year! This year, we’re making the journey by car and …Read Article

Edinburgh · Edinburgh

Edinburgh and the Open Hardware Summit 2025 – Tog Hackerspace

A blog post by our member, Jeffrey Roe, on his trip to Edinburgh. At the end of May, I headed off to Edinburgh for a long weekend full of hardware hacking, radio waves, refurbished tech, and just a little too much cake. The trip centred around the Open Hardware Summit 2025, which took place on the 30th and 31st of May in The Nucleus Building at The University of Edinburgh. The last time I attended an Open Hardware Summit was way back in Maker Fa…Read Article

Tog Hackerspace at Security BSides Dublin 2025 – Come Pick Some Locks with Us! – Tog Hackerspace

We’re excited to announce that Tog Hackerspace is once again a Community Sponsor of Security BSides Dublin, taking place on Saturday, 24th May 2025, in Trinity Business School. Security BSides Dublin is an annual information security conference run by a passionate community of volunteers. It provides a platform for infosec professionals, enthusiasts, and hobbyists to come together and share their knowledge in a relaxed, inclusive environment. Ta…Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

What Was I Thinking? Revisiting an Old Project (and Its Cable Mess) – Tog Hackerspace

Check out this reflection from our member Jeffrey Roe on returning to a project he first worked on over a decade ago. Back in 2009, I moonlighted as an art technician, working with artist Liam O’Callaghan on an ambitious audio-visual installation involving vintage record players, relays, and looping vinyl. At the time, I didn’t give much thought to cable management. I just wanted it to work, and it did. Over a decade later, that same installatio…Louth, County Louth · Louth Read Article

TinyGS Workshop: From Dublin to HamCon Belgium – Tog Hackerspace

We’re excited to share that Tog member Jeffrey Roe (EI7IRB) will be heading to HamCon Belgium 2025 on Saturday, 26th April, where he’ll be hosting a hands-on workshop titled: Build Your Own Satellite Ground Station HamConBE is Belgium’s premier forum for engineers, scientists, radio amateurs, researchers, and students to exchange ideas on radio technology and beyond. It’s a great mix of innovation, technical talks, and hands-on learning and Jeff…Belgium · Belgium Read Article

Sending Pictures Over the Airwaves – SSTV with a Raspberry Pi Pico – Tog Hackerspace

Here’s a project write-up by our member Jeffrey Roe, who recently built a Slow Scan TV (SSTV) demo using a Raspberry Pi Pico. He showed it off during the IRTS AGM weekend and radio rally—blending hardware, software, and radio in true hacker fashion. For the IRTS AGM weekend and radio rally, I wanted to put together a fun little demo to show off something radio-related that combines both hardware and software tinkering. The result? A working SSTV…Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

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Hitting the Road and Rails: Tog Hackerspace at the Cork Carnival of Science 🚗🚆🔬 – Tog Hackerspace

Edinburgh and the Open Hardware Summit 2025 – Tog Hackerspace

Tog Hackerspace at Security BSides Dublin 2025 – Come Pick Some Locks with Us! – Tog Hackerspace

What Was I Thinking? Revisiting an Old Project (and Its Cable Mess) – Tog Hackerspace

TinyGS Workshop: From Dublin to HamCon Belgium – Tog Hackerspace

Sending Pictures Over the Airwaves – SSTV with a Raspberry Pi Pico – Tog Hackerspace

From the Dead to the Dancefloor – Quickshot Studio 4 Revived! – Tog Hackerspace

Arduino Physical Computing Course – Tog Hackerspace

Tog at SEARG 2025 Radio Rally & IRTS AGM – Tog Hackerspace

Soldering Workshop – Tog Hackerspace

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