It was a busy week in NYC for the team last week. We attended an open source hardware meeting, had two days of advisory meetings and several team meetings, an Arduino NYC community meetup, visited NYC Resistor and Adafruit’s offices, and threw in a couple of social events as well. Exhausted by the pace, but […]
Have you ever looked up on the web for a working Mail Checker via Ethernet Shield? Check TorChris first Pop3 Email checker and his other post for some code debug. via [opensourceprojects]
Sharing common space problems, geeky nerdy student. We too. Check some good advices… via [uchobby]
Everybody who’s looking for an H-Bridge solution heads up to the ITP site. Here are some step further from Kat Reilly, who is working on a Led project [code ready].
Are you an interaction designer with prototyping skills including -among others- knowledge in the use of Arduino? Take a look at this job post and who knows … maybe next time you read this blog you are designing the iPad-to-be.
J. Pagliaccio just sent us an email about the NY Science Olympiad Regional Finals at Webber Middle School. An Arduino powered robot, the LV Tanker, made it to 5th place of 43 contestants. The LV Tanker pushed its way through the semi finals and – with is blinking LEDs and front mounted laser the […]
Complete & well done project sum-up about a twitting aquarium. Just 3 push-buttons, a LRD and a Dallas Semiconductor DS18B20 1-wire digital thermometer used for measuring the temperature of the aquarium water. via [Juissi’s Tanganyika]
You you have ever wondered how to make double sided circuit boards at home and without all the chemicals, here’s the video for you. There is a big effort to increase the number of parts the RepRap can make for itself. why not circuit boards? […]…I couldn’t wait. For the last six months I have […]
After the meetup tonight, we’ll be having beers in the East Village Ryan’s Irish Pub at 151 Second Avenue between 9th and 10th. We’ll be there from about 8 PM. So if you didn’t RSVP for the meetup before it filled up, come out and join us for a pint this evening at Ryan’s.
Some interesting reports of the Opening Hardware workshop @ eyebeam in NYC with the most influential people in open source hardware including Limor Fried, Bunnie Huang (Chumby), and the Arduino team. In the first picture you can see the first Arduino ever brought by Massimo Banzi. Celebrate. via [MAKE]
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