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Title: Robotics/Organizations - Triangle Amateur Robotics TAR is based in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States. Originally a homebrew computer club founded in 1975, the group was renamed to TAR in 1987. TAR holds monthly meetings and an annual contest.
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  Triangle Amateur Robotics (TAR) is dedicated to creating personal robots for fun and knowledge.We meet at 7:00pm on the first Monday of each month on the North Carolina State University campus. Anyone is welcome to join us for a meeting, just show up! All makers, hackers, creators, builders, tinker-ers and robot geeks welcome. Bring your projects to share - if it moves, uses electricity, or is just plain cool, we want to see it! Room 1220, Engineering Building 2 Centennial Campus North Carolina State University Raleigh, North Carolina NCSU Centennial Campus map EB2 building info - Room 1220 location Google map (the building is where the big dirt spot is) Free parking in the PARTNER'S WAY parking deck.Contact: email "contact at Triangle Amateur Robotics dot org"(remove spaces and use symbols for 'at' and 'dot') News
08/04/08 @ 7:00pmAugust Meeting - Contest PlanningPosted by: William CoxFor the August meeting, we will be planning an upcoming robotics contest. Please come with ideas. Alan will show off his new EeePC 901, and hopefully demystify the bewildering array of "netbooks". Also bring any robotic contraptions you've created to show off (William is brining his new flying robot ... ).Pizza and drinks will be available (donation appreciated).Read More07/07/08 @ 7:00pmJuly Meeting - Lasers, Photodetectors, Optics, Oh My!Posted by: William CoxWilliam Cox will be presenting information on lasers, detectors, optics etc. (a lot of info, so we might break it into two meetings). Bring any cool optical gadgets you have (lasers too!)Read More
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