Visual Report Arduino Camp Italia – Let’s hackathon
Last saturday we had a great day celebrating the Arduino Camp, hosting the traditional hackaton inside Officine Arduino and Fablab Torino spaces and the huge courtyard of Toolbox Coworking. Many people, cool projects, and a theme: “Reinventing interfaces of home appliances” (… interpreted in a very wide way, though).
We had three winners and a special nomination, check yourself among the amazing shoots by Cosimo Maffione on our Flickr set.
First prize – “No friends No air”: an air system based on computer vision
Second prize – “Rombot“: the alarm clock that you have to drive back to turn it off
Third prize – “InterVintage“: a domestic communication tool based on vintage stuff
Special Mention – “Coffee or Die“: a special interface for a flame
So far we’ve been organizing three Arduino Camps, and we have many requests of people willing to join or organize such an event all over the world to celebrate Arduino users’ community. That’s why for the next years’ edition we are planning to offer to community-based groups the possibility to organize their own hackaton on the same day in different locations. Same theme, a variety of approaches to solve a problem. Stay tuned!
July 7th, 2013 at 07:12:13
Home security cameras are designed to keep running 24 hours a day and can be accessed from a remote location via the
internet to enable you to view the premises. Just remember that when you buy a DSLR you will also have
to buy lenses to use. Turns out after months
of trying to find out what happened, a low level stock clerk was taking the vodka out
the back door with the garbage.