Sudoroom
- Welcome to Sudo Room, a free hackerspace located at 4799 Shattuck in north Oakland, CA!
- Our slogan is: HACK THE PLANET!
- Read more About Sudo Room's vision, values, mission, and code of conduct
- We're into technology and where it intersects with social justice, sustainability, education and solidarity.
- We strive to be an open, transparent, horizontal and welcoming community where all are supported and free to learn, create, gather, collaborate, work, play and more! .
- We are exclusively volunteer-run and supported through sudoroom.org/membership donations!
- Learn more about membership
- Check out some of the Cool Projects we are working on, or look at our available tools and work stations
Recurring Meetings
- For the most recently-updated list of upcoming events, see: Sudo Room Calendar and Omni Commons Global Calendar
HardwareHackNight Tuesdays
(6-11p) |
Come hack on hardware. build stuff! take apart small robotic animals, electronics & make things and if you can't make it there physically, we have an ONLINE JITSI PORTAL |
Sudoroom Party / Meetings
(Wednesdays 8p) |
Every Wednesday at 8pm is the Official meeting of organization, bureaucracy and fun. All other Wednesdays are an informal and if you can't make it there physically, we have an ONLINE JITSI PORTAL
We keep our agenda on an etherpad and then archive the meeting minutes. We're a California non-profit. See our Articles of Association. |
Javascript study group
(Thursdays 7:00p) |
Learn, chat and hack on node.js, frontend, or whatever! Oakland is javascript city. |
Sudo Mesh
(First Tuesday of the month 7:30ish-9p) |
A group working on building a community wireless mesh network in the East Bay. We have open meetings every week, but first Tuesdays there's no agenda, so it's a good time to come by and ask questions! |
Edit this list here: Recurring_Meetings
Work Stations
Check out the tools and Work Stations we have at sudoroom and learn how to incorporate them into your next project
Active Projects
Get inspired! Here's what members are working on:
- 3D Printing at SudoRoom (ongoing as of April 2022, multiple contributors)
There are a set of maintained 3D printers that members use to create cool objects.
- Projection Mapping (April 2022, User:Romyilano)
Projection Mapping uses everyday video projectors, but instead of projecting on a flat screen, light is mapped onto any surface, turning common objects of any 3D shape into interactive displays.
Edit this list here: Cool Projects