Arduino distributor Bricogeek is launching an Arduino contest, deadline is August 25th, check here for the rules. For the first time at BricoGeek.com, we organize a contest which we hope you enjoy. All you need is making a game with and Arduino board. You can use any version of the boards available but it must […]
Open Softwear is the latest project at 1scale1. It is a free book (CC-NC-SA-2.5) introducing basic concepts about microcontroller programming through Arduino, and using it in when crafting interactive garments. The softwear book project is open and looks for collaborators to help with proofreading, adding new examples, translating it to other languages, or photographing your […]
Tomorrow night I will be participating at Malmö’s HackNight arranged by the so-called The Research Department (Forskningsavdelningen in Swedish). There will be a bunch of interesting activities going on in the field of hacking. The night will open at 8pm CET at Utkanten, the punk space where the researchers meet, and will go on until […]
Team Twiizers just published this amazing video on Youtube where they showed how to hack a Nintendo DSi game with Arduino to inject their own logotype. Looking forward to see any documentation about this!
This year I have participated as guest judge in the Arduino contest arranged by Libelium, one of our European distributors and manufacturer of a whole bunch of interesting shields. There are three winners of Arduino-compatible goodies including GPRS, GPS, SD modules and Solar panel kits. (c) 2009 by the author, video for Libelium’s 2009 Arduino […]
Just take a look at this: Taken from here Congrats to all the projects shown in the video! :-D
Getting Started with Arduino, by Massimo Banzi as published by O’Reilly is now available for both iPhone and Kindle (DRM-free). Learn now about physical computing wherever you are and save the world some trees at once. Read more about it on Make’s Blog.
Getting Started with Arduino, by Massimo Banzi as published by O’Reilly is now available for both iPhone and Kindle (DRM-free). Learn now about physical computing wherever you are and save the world some trees at once. Read more about it on Make’s Blog.
The Swedish Magazine Arkitekten makes a reflection about the relevance of 3D printing and the internet. In the article, titled something like “Filesharing changes the future of design”, the editors look into the relationship between technology and intellectual property. They look through current design trends. Among other things, Arduino is mentioned, as one of the […]
I have been a little slow the last two months in reporting about my Xmass presents. Being on parental leave but being forced to arrange the moving of my lab to a new building seem to be two incompatible actions, but they are perfectly possible here in Sweden. (c) 2009 BlushingBoy, GPS Shield on Arduino […]
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