Mike Szczys of Hackaday met Massimo Banzi at Maker Faire Shenzhen and interviewed him about manufacturing Genuino in China, the current and future of Arduino, and how recent events may shape the Open Hardware landscape. Enjoy the video:
According to Make, the biggest news coming out of Maker Faire Shenzhen, outside the size and intensity of the event itself, was the partnership involving our team at Arduino and SeeedStudio. Massimo Banzi during his talk presented Arduino boards using the new sister brand Genuino which will be made in China by Seeedstudio. Dale Dougherty was in […]
Last night Massimo Banzi was in New York City and met LadyAda and Phil Torrone for an exclusive interview during Ask an Engineer session. They talked about many cool things starting from the history of Arduino to the forthcoming availability of Arduino Gemma, the Microsoft/Arduino partnership on opensource projects and the #TeamArduinoCC campaign! Enjoy the […]
During the first opening of Casa Jasmina, Bruce Sterling found a moment to discuss about IoT, Casa Jasmina and Arduino future plans with Massimo Banzi. Check out this exclusive video where two of the minds behind the Casa Jasmina project dialogue about the future:
At Temboo they’ve just started a new web series and the second episode released last week is a video interview with Arduino co-founder Tom Igoe. He spoke with Vaughn and Claire about the challenges the Internet of Things poses to designers, the relationship between consumer and industrial IoT applications, some of his favorite Arduino creations, […]
Maker Faire Rome video interviews – “What have you built with Arduino?” – A couple of new protagonists for our short series:
Maker Faire Rome video interviews – “What have you built with Arduino?” – A couple of new protagonists for our short series:
Maker Faire Rome video interviews – “What have you built with Arduino?” – A couple of new protagonists for our short series:
Maker Faire Rome video interviews – “What have you built with Arduino?” – A couple of new protagonists for our short series: MegaBreadboard – an educational tool for easy Arduino learning Qtechknow – Quin Etnyre and his new line of maker products
(Article originally published on Ars Technica) Jon Brodkin of Ars Technica conducts a Q&A with Massimo Banzi as Arduino’s rise continues. Most of the technology world is familiar with open source software and the reasons why, in some eyes, it’s more appealing than proprietary software. When software’s source code is available for anyone to inspect, it […]
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