Upcoming: Bring a Gadget night
We all love a gadget at the Quantum Technology Club, probably because we’re all geeks of one sort, or another. Our new Bring a Gadget night, on the 16th April,…
Explore, discover and experiment with all forms of technology and amateur radio
We all love a gadget at the Quantum Technology Club, probably because we’re all geeks of one sort, or another. Our new Bring a Gadget night, on the 16th April,…
Our annual visit to the Liverpool Makefest at Liverpool Central Library is nearly upon us. Members of the Quantum Technology Club have been really. Each year, their showpiece gets better…
Members of the Quantum Technology Club gathered to undertake the build of the club’s latest project; QuanClick. QuanClick is a USB device that can emulate multiple keyboard and mouse operations…
Last chance to order the kit of parts is the 13th November. QuanClick is a device that uses a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 and some buttons to control your computer.…
Liverpool Makefest 2024 hosted the Quantum Technology Club for its premier event of the year on Saturday, July 6th. On display where completed projects, old and new; our multi-colour and…
On the 16th November the Quantum Technology ran its annual buildathon. Members either brought their own project along to work on, or availed themselves of one off the low-cost kits…
We’ve been attending the Fun Palace event at Ormskirk Library for several years now. Not only is it a great opportunity for the Quantum Technology Club to showcase what our…
A couple of members of the Quantum Code Club, our group young young folk aged 9-16, are currently building programmable robots from a kit. The kit is the slightly earlier…
The Ormskirk Fun Palace is one of a number of events that take place every year over the first weekend in October. Its purpose is to celebrate the genius of…
The Quantum Code Club is the junior section of the Quantum Amateur Radio & Technology Society. It is designed for youngsters aged 9 to 16 and caters for everyone with…