The Copenhagen Institute for Interaction Design is running the Interaction Design Pilot Year in collaboration with the Danish Design School. Dave Mellis works there, Massimo was teaching a basic Arduino course some months ago, and I just finished a short position as advisor for their Tangible User Interfaces course. It has been an intense four […]
Oh yeah! A 256 buttons Monome in action. I was the other night on Arduino’s IRC channel on Freenode (/join #arduino at irc.freenode.net/8001) when Bastian Chroos posted a video about a 256 buttons Monome. I couldn’t help it so I asked him for some pictures just to check the wiring of that board. Here you […]
Sounds like a strange dinner with the weirdest guests ever, but it is a project from hardcode.tv showing an RC car controlled from different devices where Arduino takes care of hacking the controller. Take a look at their video and enjoy. screenshot from hardcode's first video
The other day we got this article recommended in the developers email list, it is about a way of making a minimal Arduino-based board using an oscillator in the shape of a traditional Japanese Sandal. I may be making up the story, but the google translation of the article is not making things better. picture […]
Arduino.poet, the name he has chosen for our forum, posted some days ago a movie to his latest project. This Segway-like robot is able of standing up for some time running on a couple of Lego motors controlled by one Arduino board reading data from a Gyroscope. video (c) 2008 by arduino.poet, also known as […]
Alexander Olivares from the Cenditel Foundation in Venezuela sent us today an email about their latest development in Open Hardware; since their foundation is not supporting Java for different reasons, they have been putting some effort since our visit there and are quite happy to present their first version of their plugin of Arduino for […]
Alexander Olivares from the Cenditel Foundation in Venezuela sent us today an email about their latest development in Open Hardware; since their foundation is not supporting Java for different reasons, they have been putting some effort since our visit there and are quite happy to present their first version of their plugin of Arduino for […]
David Sjunnesson reports from London about a show where he found “[…] two projects made with Arduino. The first one is controlling electromagnets to play a symphony depending on how people pass by and the second one is using a Lilypad controlling the angle of the the disc to always be rotated against the sun […]
The question keeps popping up: is Arduino used by non-artists and non-geeks? Is Arduino used in e.g. engineering education programs? Or … is Arduino part of a research project? The fact is that there are many projects out there that use Arduino and related initiatives as quick prototyping tools. Already during 2006, in the early […]
The Spanish company and Arduino distributor Libelium has released the results for their Arduino Hacks Contest. It was announced on our blog some months ago. Among the winners and finalists you can find: Javier Briz and Valentin Plugaru with their electronic door-lock Arduino Security, Alex Bell and his Weather Forecaster, Kristin O’Field and Che-Wei Wang […]
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