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We’ve been to GTR’s workshop!

Posted on: March 15, 2018 Written by: Meteorbyte Categorized in: Uncategorized

Hi everybody!

Last week we attended GTR’s workshop in Barcelona! We had some great times, but also a lot of hard work, and learned a bunch of stuff for the future!

Stay tuned for more news on WOODPUNK!

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