Field Lines is an interactive instrument designed by composer Charles Peck as part of his Threshold of Beauty project. On his website, Charles says that the installation is his largest piece to date: Constructing this substantial piece of equipment drew on a number of disciplines including physical design, carpentry (an occasional hobby of mine), circuit […]
TinyG2 is a cross-platform ARM Port of the TinyG motion control system that runs on the Arduino Due. It can be used with the gShield to build a high performance 3 axis motion control system. G2 has a number of advanced features, including 6 axis motion control – XYXABC axes Can control up to 6 motors (3 are on the […]
RS Components released the second video focused on the first steps with the Arduino Robot with Massimo Banzi, David Cuartielles and Xun Yang: In this video you will see where to find code examples on the IDE. The robot library comes with two folders named “learn” and “explore” with examples on how to use the […]
(originally posted on Makezine) Dario Buzzini and I have been friends since we met at the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea several years ago. Ever since, we have worked together on interaction design projects for different clients. While visiting NYC for World Maker Faire last month, we organized a free open workshop for 25 participants at the IDEO NYC office […]
Footprints is a network of interactive soft puppets for creating and sharing illustrated stories between parents and children. The project, prototyped with Arduino by italian designer Simone Capano, involves parents into their children’s everyday lives, by sharing an intimate moments like telling a story but it could also connect the world of school with the […]
Last year, Arduino and RS Components, collaborated in the creation of 10 video tutorials focused on the Arduino Starter Kit. Some months ago they were released in Creative Commons and are available also on our Youtube channel. During Maker Faire Rome, at the beginning of October, RS Components together with Massimo Banzi and David Cuartielles, […]
It’s great to have Paul Gardner-Stephen as the guest blogger of today after he spent some days in experimenting with Arduino Yún . He’s based in Australia and the founder of Serval Project, making tools to let people communicate without carriers by enabling smart-phones to talk directly to one another to form Wi-Fi mesh networks and […]
Last August, a team composed by researchers coming from Research Center E. Piaggio of University of Pisa and FabLab Pisa, went to Nairobi to work at the Summer School developing an Open Source Baby Monitor for OS4BME (Open Source for Biomedical Engineering). Arduino supported the project with some hardware and following their adventure in Africa. Arti Ahluwalia (Professor of Bioengineering), […]
Moti is a smart motor you can control from an app . It allows to use your fingers directly on the screen to move the motor, adjust speed with sliders and even program motions with simple building blocks. You can attach it to any kind of objects and bring them to life with intuitive and […]
We spent intense moments in the past days, together with all the Arduino crew, makers from all over the world and around 40.000 visitors coming to Italy for the first Maker Faire Rome European Edition! It was amazing to finally meet with part of the European community of makers in real life : we are […]
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