I met Alejandro Tamayo in Helsinki in February during Pikselache 2008, besides the Finnish sauna experience -that includes beer drinking and sausage eating half naked on the snow- we share an interest in electronics, education, and working with extremely small groups. Picture courtesy of Alejandro Tamayo, follow his flickr account for more In the past […]
Arduino’s shown up in some unusual places, but this XKCD cartoon‘s the most random I’ve seen. Thanks Randall for the mention. I think Cory Doctorow is in one of the composite-numbered panels.
Sounds like a strange dinner with the weirdest guests ever, but it is a project from hardcode.tv showing an RC car controlled from different devices where Arduino takes care of hacking the controller. Take a look at their video and enjoy. screenshot from hardcode's first video
Smart Projects has made a limited run of multi-color Arduino Duemilanoves for the holidays: red, purple, orange, yellow, black, green, white, and of course, blue. Add some color to your holiday Arduino projects, or use them to decorate your workbench. Available in a multi-colored pack from Smart Projects in a limited run.
In Argentina I got told to ask for the famous “Bife de Chorizo”, a juicy steak served more or less everywhere. I spent three weeks working with Buenos Aires’ Ministry of Education in promoting the lab-in-a-box project and teaching secondary school educators in the use of open source technologies. We developed interesting examples using a […]
I will just paste here Reas’ and Fry’s announcement of Processing 1.0, finally the official release of the best open source IDE to learn about programming. Congratulations Processing! Visit their website here //////////////////////////////// Today, on November 24, 2008, we launch the 1.0 version of the Processing software. Processing is a programming language, development environment, and […]
Two exciting robots based on Arduino have recently appeared: the RobotShop Robot Rover Development Platform and Oomlout’s Arduino Controlled Servo Robot (SERB). They’re both all-in-one kits and look like very capable machines. SERB has the advantage of being open-source, with PDF downloads for making your own chassis on a laser cutter or scroll saw (see […]
Just cannot keep this thing to myself no more. My collaborators at 1scale1.com have been running this year’s course in Physical Prototyping at K3, Malmo University, Sweden. I have no pictures of the course’s result, only of the prize given to the Best Interaction Design Piece at the end of the show. David Sjunnesson sent […]
After a couple of years of prototypes, tests and announcements, finally we have produced an ethernet shield for Arduino. This module gives Arduino the ability to open connections to other Internet hosts or behave like a server, for example a simple web server. We like this design because it uses the w5100 chip from WizNet […]
Was a short note on an article from P. Torrone from Make, but here it comes: http://hardware.slashdot.org/hardware/08/10/24/0343244.shtml
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