FLIGHT CLUB | Show & Tell + Workshop | MAY 28
NEXT MEETUP Thursday, May 28
6.00p to 8.00p
Ready to meet other drone enthusiasts to show off your drone and see what others are flying? FLIGHT CLUB is BACK!
Join us on Thursday, May 28 from 6:00p to 8:00p. This SHOW & TELL event is a chance to catch up with old friends and make some new ones. Share a custom build or show off what you’re flying these days. This is the place to share flying stories and check out what everyone else is doing while getting to know other drone enthusiasts. It’s the perfect opportunity to exchange tips and learn from fellow pilots. Or, maybe, you just want some help to figure out where to start and experience what’s out there.
In our last meetup we were all available for the first flight of Sten Petrov’s new large scale drone. Always fascinating to see these larger drones get off the ground for the first time. Sten also brought his UAV helicarrier! Yes! A large format drone that can be used as a launch platform for smaller drones. We also passed a HUGE milestone with the first demo of the Flight Trainer we’ve been working on. One step closer to kicking off our Flight School. Stay tuned.
For this Thursday Meetup we’ll hear more from our own Helios Labs Applied Technology Team about the Flight Trainer they are developing for our upcoming Drone Flight School. Hopefully we’ll have some time to share where this flight platform might go next. After SHOW & TELL we’ll open up a collaborative Drone Workshop Session. We’ll have all the tools you need, plus experienced drone builders ready to guide you through your build. Whether it’s a simple fix or a more complicated issue, we’re here to help troubleshoot!
Who Can Join?
This event is open to everyone! Whether you’re a seasoned pilot or new to the drone world, come to share, learn, and connect with fellow enthusiasts.
HOST // David Voetmann
David, a lifelong designer and maker, spent his childhood in Africa. This formative experience instilled a conviction that it’s better to create your own solutions than to wait around hoping someone else will solve your problems. To this end, he earned a BFA in Industrial Design at the University of Washington. This study deepened an enduring conviction that solving problems and making things is deeply coded into our humanity. Over the last few years he has explored the transformation of our economy as new technologies democratize opportunity. He now runs The Facility Makerspace where ordinary people with extraordinary ideas gain access to an 11,000sf sandbox for innovation with all the tools, training, and community you need to turn thoughts into things.
This 2-hour meetup takes place adjacent to a working shop. If you would like to explore our workshop full of tools please be prepared for the following safety precautions.
SAFETY
– Closed-toed shoes
– No loose-fitting clothing
– Tie back long hair
– Eye protection (available on site)
NOTE
This meetup is open to anyone over 16 years old. Kids under 18 years old will need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Please feel free to pass this invitation on to others.
