imaginaerraum.de
A Bayreuth hackerspace where people interested in technology meet, share knowledge and build electronics
About imaginaerraum.de
Imaginärraum is a hackerspace and meeting place for people in Bayreuth and the surrounding area who are interested in hacker culture and technology. Members exchange knowledge and work together in an electronics lab.
It runs talks and workshops for beginners and advanced participants, covering independent use of technology and the possibilities, benefits and risks of digital radio receivers. The group has met since 2017 and has had physical rooms in Bayreuth since 2020.
Product: A community hackerspace offering meetups, an electronics lab, talks and workshops.
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