HumanEd
The University of Edinburgh's Humanoid Robotics Society
Welcome to our new website!
Welcome to our new website!
It is still under development, so bear with us.
When and where are the weekly meetings?
We have two meeting rooms both in the lower ground of 40 George Square on the main campus; LG.07 and LG.11. We have meetings every week on Wednesday from 18:00 to 20:00. For the first meeting you attend, you should go to LG.11.
How do I join HumanEd?
If you would like to join HumanEd, you should start by simply showing up to one of our meetings. From there, we will show you around all the teams and what we do. If you then decide you want to stay with HumanEd, you can purchase a membership for £2 from our EUSA store, which you can find from the button on the header (top right) that says "Membership".
What are "Advanced" Teams?
We have recently incorporated new team structures so that we can better accommodate varying member skill levels and efficiently increase our output for ambitious projects. These teams are split into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced tiers. • The Beginner Team is fully open to all, focusing on teaching fundamental hardware and software skills through projects like the Developed Projects Team and Software Team. • The Intermediate Team is open to all members with some prior experience in areas like CAD or electronics recommended. • The Advanced Team requires strong proficiency and active commitment for complex projects. Entry to these teams is selection-based through an application process, you can sign up via the form, through the "Advanced Team Sign-up" button. If you want to find our more about our teams, please visit the "Our Teams" page!
When and where are the weekly meetings?
We have two meeting rooms both in the lower ground of 40 George Square on the main campus; LG.07 and LG.11. We have meetings every week on Wednesday from 18:00 to 20:00. For the first meeting you attend, you should go to LG.11.
How do I join HumanEd?
If you would like to join HumanEd, you should start by simply showing up to one of our meetings. From there, we will show you around all the teams and what we do. If you then decide you want to stay with HumanEd, you can purchase a membership for £2 from our EUSA store, which you can find from the button on the header (top right) that says "Membership".
What are "Advanced" Teams?
We have recently incorporated new team structures so that we can better accommodate varying member skill levels and efficiently increase our output for ambitious projects. These teams are split into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced tiers. • The Beginner Team is fully open to all, focusing on teaching fundamental hardware and software skills through projects like the Developed Projects Team and Software Team. • The Intermediate Team is open to all members with some prior experience in areas like CAD or electronics recommended. • The Advanced Team requires strong proficiency and active commitment for complex projects. Entry to these teams is selection-based through an application process, you can sign up via the form, through the "Advanced Team Sign-up" button. If you want to find our more about our teams, please visit the "Our Teams" page!
When are the meetings?
We have two meeting rooms both in the lower ground of 40 George Square on the main campus; LG.07 and LG.11. We have meetings every week on Wednesday from 18:00 to 20:00. For the first meeting you attend, you should go to LG.11.
How do I join HumanEd?
If you would like to join HumanEd, you should start by simply showing up to one of our meetings. From there, we will show you around all the teams and what we do. If you then decide you want to stay with HumanEd, you can purchase a membership for £2 from our EUSA store, which you can find from the button on the header (top right) that says "Membership".
What are "Advanced" Teams?
We have recently incorporated new team structures so that we can better accommodate varying member skill levels and efficiently increase our output for ambitious projects. These teams are split into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced tiers. • The Beginner Team is fully open to all, focusing on teaching fundamental hardware and software skills through projects like the Developed Projects Team and Software Team. • The Intermediate Team is open to all members with some prior experience in areas like CAD or electronics recommended. • The Advanced Team requires strong proficiency and active commitment for complex projects. Entry to these teams is selection-based through an application process, you can sign up via the form, through the "Advanced Team Sign-up" button. If you want to find our more about our teams, please visit the "Our Teams" page!
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