[by D. Cuartielles, the rest of the Arduino team might not subscribe these opinions] During the weekend Malmo’s Hackspace was visited by the local police. The visit could be classified as “collateral damage”, since the reason for them being there (they say) was that beverages were being served during a punk concert. The hackerspace shares […]
[by D. Cuartielles, the rest of the Arduino team might not subscribe these opinions] During the weekend Malmo’s Hackspace was visited by the local police. The visit could be classified as “collateral damage”, since the reason for them being there (they say) was that beverages were being served during a punk concert. The hackerspace shares […]
The journalist that featured Arduino as a side-effect while talking about RepRap the other day on Wall Street Journal got very interested in the subject and called all of the team members to put together an article for the online issue of the WSJ. He is focusing in the market generated by Arduino but more […]
People have plenty of spare time, at least that is the impression I got today while working on cleaning some spam from the forum. Crumpy_mike sings on this forum thread to Tom Jones’ Delilah: I saw the flickering lights of your LEDs loading, I saw the flickering bytes that I coded so blind, She was […]
Between November 25th and December 5th I will be running a free workshop in basic electronics for music instrument construction in Mexico DF at Faro de Oriente. Our goal will be to build digital interactive instruments out of Arduino boards and parts taken from the markets (Tianguis in Mexican) around the area. The workshop is […]
The Wall Street Journal looks into hackerspaces, prototyping, tinkering … and even Arduino in an article published today: Mr. Smith, 25, studied computer science at the University of Iowa, and worked as a Web developer. But a few years ago, he started playing with an “Arduino” — an open-source microcontroller. These are used as the […]
I got a report from Alex Posada, at Hangar.org, about the workshop they organized with the financial support of the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation and Development (AECID). The workshop ran during two weeks, and seems to me that it will become the base for a lot of people to start working with Arduino and […]
Yet another prototyping course comes to an end at K3, the School of Arts at Malmo University. This time we have spent some weeks creating open educational games. The goal was producing Processing-Arduino based interactive educational tools that could be reused by any secondary school to teach kids about issues that go from the small […]
The people at Instructables have launched an Arduino contest due by November 15th. Just submit your projects directly on their website and wait to get feedback from the jury. Good luck! The rules are simple: to enter you must make a new Instructable that involves the Arduino IDE. You can use any hardware that you […]
The design contest by Arduino’s distributor Bricogeek in Spain just came to an end. The results of the excellent projects that got chosen can be seen at this website. Follows the video from the winner, the project ArdunoidGPS by Albert Sanz. You can follow the results for the whole contest at Bicogeek’s website. It contains […]
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