Annikken Andee is a Bluetooth® Arduino shield, currently on an Indiegogo campaign, that let Arduino communicate with Android device without writing Android code. With the growing popularity of smart phones in this time and era it’s interesting to explore how Arduino could tap on the strength of smart phones – touch screen capability and smart […]
It’s been a while now we have been testing and bringing ArduinoTour Workshops all over Italy and – here and there – around Europe. And we are happy to inform you that this powerful workshop format is soon landing in Singapore on August the 3rd-4th, hosted by The Hub Singapore, a cool co-working space willing to […]
Andrew “Bunnie” Huang, creator of Chumby and NeTV, gave an interesting interview about Maker Movement and Maker economy to the chinese “Programmer Magazine” or CSDN.net. The Maker movement, I think, is less about developing products, and more about developing people. It’s about helping people realize that technology is something man-made, and because of this, every person has […]
Andrew “Bunnie” Huang, creator of Chumby and NeTV, gave an interesting interview about Maker Movement and Maker economy to the chinese “Programmer Magazine” or CSDN.net. The Maker movement, I think, is less about developing products, and more about developing people. It’s about helping people realize that technology is something man-made, and because of this, every person has […]
Most of the projects we’ve been featuring on this blog are happen to be focused on diy approaches around music, design, art. We are noticing that more and more people are starting to realize the benefits of using Arduino also in industrial settings. Today I’m going to highlight a project posted by Paul M Furley on his […]
Mike Cook prototyped a diy physical music sequencer with an Arduino Uno and we agree with him it has a “unique take on the concept an RFID sequencer”. He wrote us describing it with these words: This takes RFID tags each one mapped to a note and instrument and placed on one of 32 pegs will generate a music […]
Since last February our Arduino page on Facebook has been growing fast and today we’re celebrating 100.000 fans: if you have an account on it, we invite you to join us and our passionate community on Facebook! United States, India and Italy are the countries giving more “likes” to the page, but we receive videos, […]
Some days ago Makertour was in Torino to join the Arduino Camp organized by Officine Arduino and hosted by Fablab Torino. Enrico Bassi, president of the Fablab, was interviewed by Makerfaire Rome crew around his experience in the “maker movement” and in the creation of the first fablab in the city. During the same […]
Next week, we’ll be in London at Hack The Hackathon‘s developer competition to support the teams in experimenting with “smart” devices. After the great hackathon we had during the Arduino Camp in Torino, we’ll move to London for the 48-hour competition addressing an array of possible projects falling loosely into three broad challenge categories: Social Good, […]
“Anastatica sensibile” is an installation created to study around natural processes as medium for interactivity. It was designed last year by the italian artist Daniela Di Maro in collaboration with the Software Architecture Laboratory of Milan. The installation has been conceived around the properties of a specific plant species, the Rose of Jericho (Selaginella Lepidophylla): […]
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