Seattle Robotics Society
The Seattle Robotics Society was formed in 1982 to serve those interested in building robots and learning about associated technologies. We are a non-profit entity consisting of a diverse group of technologists and tinkerers. Our collective passion is to learn about robots and freely share our skills, knowledge, and experience with the greater interested community through meetings, workshops, contests, outreach events, online activities, educational activities, and mentoring.
Announcements
Robotics & Technology Related Events
RECENT EVENTS
See RoboGames in 2023 in Pleasanton, CA
Drive Electric Earth Day (DEED) events – April 2023
Battling Robotics Monroe April 15-16, 2023
Robot Combat League Nat’l Championship May 5-7, 2023
Pop Can Challenge at Seattle Center Exhibition Hall on May 6, 2023
UPCOMING EVENTS
Brick Fest Live (huge LEGO shows) in Puyallup August 12-13, 2023 (other cities too)
Robothon Robo-Magellan IN-PERSON Event Sep 9, 2023 at Sunnycrest Elementary School in Kent, WA
NW BrickCON LEGO show at Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue, WA Sep 9-10, 2023
Check out weekly and monthly meetings at SnoCo Makerspace
Kitsap Create (hackerspace) happens on 3rd Fridays
Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network (BARN) – hackerspace
Look here for Robot Events around the World
The old SRS website has been archived here and is available for historical reference purposes. Browse around and kick the tires. If links to the old SRS Encoder don’t work, try substituting “https://archive.” for whatever precedes “SeattleRobotics.org/Encoder…”. Current Events and announcements will appear ONLY on the new website and on our social media platforms (if I get around to posting them.).
Contact the SRS: SeattleRoboticsSociety(at)gmail.com Please include helpful subject line text.
Last updated on 4/14/23
Next meeting:
- June 17, 2023
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SRS Monthly Meeting
June 17, 2023 10:00 - 12:00
ONLINE- The meeting will happen ONLINE at 10:00am PT using ZOOM.
- Join Zoom Meeting HERE. -- Meeting ID: 859 6958 8697 -- Meeting Passcode: 1982
- Deniz Kerimoglu and Tianyu Wang, post-doc students of Prof. Daniel Goldman, will present on CRABLab at Georgia Tech.
The meeting will be recorded and later posted on our website and YT channel. - Virtual Robotics Discussion (unrecorded) may follow the meeting.
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Seattle Robotics Society Meetup Group
June 17, 2023 10:00 - 12:00
Seattle Robotics Society Meetup Group
Confirmation number: 282198421
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Use this button to RSVP for the next meeting on MeetUp!
Monthly Meetings
Every month on the third Saturday robotics fans from all over the place gather to share, learn, and geek out over robotics, science, and technology. Due to Covid-19 we have been meeting remotely over Zoom, but we will resume in-person meetings as soon as it is safe to do so. You can find recordings of the meetings here. Below you can find links to learn more about how meetings work and how to attend one, read notes from past meetings, and see our calendar of upcoming meetings.
What to expect at a meeting
Your how-to guide for attending your first meeting.
The Blog: notes from past meetings
You can find information collected during prior meetings in the SRS Weblog here:
Calendar of upcoming events
The calendar will show upcoming meetings and other events of interest to the club.
Presenting at a Seattle Robotics Society meeting
We are always looking for presentations about interesting robotics topics, applications, and technology. Click the button below to find out more.
Community
There are many different ways to get connected to the SRS community! Click the links below to learn about the three best ways to stay in touch.
Attend a meeting
Attending a meeting is as easy as clicking on the Zoom link provided in the meeting announcements. When in-person meetings restart, the venue details will be posted on the website, but online attendance will still be an option.
Interactive email list
An interactive email list is available on Groups.io to ask robot-related questions to other folks on the list.
Monday night IRC chat
This is a technical chat forum for discussing robot-related questions in between meetings, every Monday night at 7pm PT.