The Coming Civil War over General Purpose Computing
This enlightening article (talk) by Cory Doctorow appeared on BoingBoing last August. This is not (only) a must-read in terms of imaging our near future, but an interesting way to weight the...
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Save The Date! Arduino Workshop a Matera #arduinoTour
Come sapete stiamo portando un workshop di Arduino in giro per l’Italia. Siamo stati a Roma un po’ di tempo fa e ora é il turno di Matera. Sviluppo Basilicata, oltre ad avere sistemato parte dei Sassi...
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Arduino Due VGA Signal Out
Photo credit: [Stimmer] on the Arduino Forum [Stimmer] on the Arduino Forum hardcoded a way to display 160×240 (320×240 after some posts) VGA signal. After working out how to do a timer interrupt I’ve...
View ArticleWeird Eye Robot with the Arduino Starter Kit
[Robotgrrl] made a nice project with the Arduino Starter Kit: The Eye Robot. It reacts differently when you ‘pet’ it and ‘poke’ it. Beware when it ruffles its brow! It enjoys singing short jingles....
View Articleil Trailer del Documentario di Wired su Arduino
E’ stato appena pubblicato il trailer del documentario che Wired Italia ha realizzato su Arduino. Il video per intero verrà rilasciato la prossima settimana. source [Facebook]
View ArticleArduino: creation is child’s play [Wired Italia]
Have a look at this wonderfully handcrafted 20-min webumentary about Arduino, made by Opificio Ciclope and produced by Wired Italia. Nice format and nice look: good job. The core of our story is the...
View ArticleInterview of Massimo Banzi by Wired
Watch Massimo Banzi, co-founder Arduino, talk about the Arduino platform and their new product, Arduino-Due.
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Prusa Brothers at Officine Arduino Torino
The feeling of pure joy that is felt when the first object is printed on the Prusa Mendel i3 is a priceless and a compulsary experience for any maker. The super-simple yet sturdy design of the printer...
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Turing and interaction at the Science Museum in London
Codebreaker is the exhibition started last year at the Science Museum of London and celebrating the centenary of the birth of computing pioneer Alan Turing. Hirsch&Mann were commissioned to...
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A thermometer of future temps with the Arduino GSM Shield
Things you can do with the new Arduino Gsm Shield: a thermometer of future temps!
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Let’s go creative with lighting on a DIY laser device
Last year MediaInteractiveDesign and PlayModes , two interactive design and creative technology studios based in Catalonia, collaborated to develop a system to control DIY Laser robot. They created a...
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Tinkering and coding with teens for a future of digital making
At the beginning of march Christopher Martin, researcher in applied computer, wrote us an email to tell us that he got involved in an ambitious plan taking place: 100 school pupils, 5 different...
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Something is rotten in Denmark (Bio-Hacks)
Massimo and I had the chance to visit a Labitat makerspace in Copenhagen. I have to thank Martin Markus to let us in on a non-visit day and move underground, where the lab is. The main reason of our...
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Meet the Maker: Jody Culkin
Imagine being an artist with an insane desire to learn the tools that would set your art apart, that would inspire you to create something closest to your imagination. Imagine a burning desire improve...
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Fake bathroom window using Arduino
Are you a student living in a closed dorm? Ever wished for a window on a blank wall but maybe the house owners would not allow you to build? All of you would have seen tutorial about moodlamp with RGB...
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A poem for Arduino community and more about our social presence on G+
Some days ago David Watts posted an unexpected but very welcome video on Arduino G+ Community, a poem dedicated to the Arduino community itself and commenting with these words: Sort of a thank you...
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Interactive table turns eating into a videogame
Pixelate is a Guitar-Hero-style eating game in which players compete in a one-minute showdown to see who can eat the most food in the correct order. It was exhibited at Henry Moore Gallery, Royal...
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An etch-a-sketch on dope
Arduino Facebook page is a great source of inspiration with plenty of people posting everyday about projects and experiments. Some days ago a user shared this interesting video about Magnetography,...
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The interactive veil expressing emotions with Lilypad
Leyla is an interactive Niqab that reveals facials expressions on textile recreating the movement of facial muscles involved in smile and frown. The project was created by Patrizia Sciglitano and sent...
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