You have probably read this blog post from [dcuartielles] talking about “Italia degli Innovatori” project. The Italian government is making a selection of national innovations to bring to Shanghai’s Expo this year. There have been many entries, among them ours, and now Wired Italy is conducting an online poll to decide which will be the […]
[davidCuartuelles] compares two different arduino badges: the ladyada’s arduino Uno meeting ones and the MultilogicaShop badges . And shows us.
The Italian government is making a selection of national innovations to bring to Shanghai’s Expo this year. There have been many entries, among them ours, and now Wired Italy is conducting an online poll to decide which will be the chosen ones to be present at the Expo. Representing Arduino, Massimo submitted an entry […]
[Nelaco] posted some pics of his photoduino. more after the break.
During the Arduino Uno meeting, we were invited to visit Adafruit’s headquartes in Manhattan. We got to see where Limor spends her time answering the forums, her pick and place machine, the shelves filled up with nicely packaged kits, the view to the street (yes they have a view) and we all got some Arduino […]
[Torchris] comes back from a little pause with a nice step by step tutorial on a mail receiver. I will post the software in subsequent entries, but for now I will just explain that I decided to go with using a mail “pre-processor” application written in PHP. Originally I wanted to do everything on the […]
This is an illustration that I loved from Gorka’s notebook, one of the attendants to my latest interactive architecture workshop at Basque Country University in San Sebastian. He just scanned it and sent it to me. I hope you will enjoy it as much as I do.
If you have to chance to test it, give it a try. One of the most useful uses of arduino turning a common camera in a cinema tool. I call it Intervaluino, and it does exactly what I want him to do: Tell my Canon EOS 400D to take pictures at regular intervals. Wanna build […]
[arkadian.eu] inspired us long ago with his hacking ikea post. We moved it a little bit further, making a whole workshop about it. Here is the report. And here the codes! via [arkadian.eu] [alluvionemediatica]
If you happen to follow TronixStuff, [john boxall] is posting very simple yet deep tutorials on Arduino. Today’s post has several things: taking temperatures, sending data from the arduino back to your PC, opening a library, using LCD screens, and some exercises that will help to consolidate your previous knowledge and help revise it. check […]
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