The R&D Hackerspace is a home for every geek, nerd and egghead in Sydney.  Our members know way too much about technology, electronics, programming, engineering, 3D printing, photography, mechatronics, graphics and procrastination.  Whatever you're interested in -- if you're just a bit too geeky about it, or you want to learn -- then we want you to join us.

The hackerspace is open for "general hacking" every Saturday at 10am at 662 Princes Highway, Kogarah.  Feel free to rock up and ring the doorbell (we built an RFID access system).  If you'd like to speak with someone before your first visit, you can join our mailing list at sydney-hackspace@googlegroups.com or write to Kathryn at kathryn.small@gmail.com.

We're also on Google Wave!  Join us at the Robots & Dinosaurs introductory wave.  You can say hello, play around with the tools and learn how Wave works (some of the hackerspace's friends work on Wave).

We love to collaborate with other hackerspaces, creative venues and exciting, chunky projects.  (We've even been the subject of a short documentary!)  Want to work together?  Want us to run workshops or demonstrations in your space?  We'd love to join forces!  Write to Greg Turner, president of the Robots & Dinosaurs board, at greg@robodino.org.

For media contacts, please contact Greg Turner, president of the Robots & Dinosaurs board, atgreg@robodino.org.

Our IRC channel is #sydneyhackerspace on freenode.net

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