Do you know the Fritzing application? This is something you can use to plan your component/wiring layout on the breadboard, generate a circuit diagram and then a PCB layout. You can download it here.
Magnificent Mario
Kreuzberg style – but is it art?
Arduino waves the flag!
Stefania starts her session (Stefania founded Hackidemia)
Taking off for class this morning through the middle of Berlin
How to get a grant
Alternatives to the Arduino editor
Eclipse
Eclipse is an integrated development environment. It contains a base workspace and an extensible plug-in system for customizing the environment. Written mostly in Java, Eclipse can be used to develop applications.
Sublime
Sublime Text is a sophisticated text editor for code, markup and prose. You’ll love the slick user interface, extraordinary features and amazing performance.
Codebender
This is an online development & collaboration platform for Arduino users, makers and engineers.
Show and tell
Mathematica
Don’t wake up the dog
The Processing software
This can talk to an Arduino via the serial interface.
Download it here.
To see a list of the command under the Help menu chose Reference.
Rhino
This is 3D modelling software.
Download the software here.
Another point of view – low-tech hacking with just your fingers
Mechanical greeting cards
Mechanical Principles (1930) by Ralph Steiner [4min selection]
123D Make
With Autodesk 123D Make you can turn your digital 3D models into amazing real world creations made from cardboard, wood, metal, and other flat materials.
Download 123D Make here
Inkscape
Inkscape is a professional vector graphics editor. It’s free and open source.
Download & install XQuartz. XQuartz is an open-source effort to develop a version of the X.org X Window System that runs on OS X. Together with supporting libraries and applications, it forms the X11.app that Apple has shipped with OS X since version 10.5.
We will try to make some modification on the public space, like adding some function, make it useless or make it different. whatever. During this workshop, the participants will have an alternative point of view for the public space and can learn how to measure and model for digital fabrication tools.
Inspiring works
A sandstone block built from lego, blending real objects with 3d prints here
The Google Streetview man comes out into the world
The original
Out in the street
Wearables
Becky Stewart’s website. Becky is an engineer / developer working with physical computing. She co-founded Codasign, to run workshops teaching programming and electronics, and is a member of Anti-Alias Labs where she collaborates with artists and creative agencies to create interactive installations. She has a PhD from the Centre for Digital Music at Queen Mary, University of London.
//
// Becky’s lesson on Thursday
// Read the voltage from the Arduino’s analogue input A0
// and write out the value to the serial window
//
// Voltage divider circuit
//
//
int potPin = A0; // This is the analogue input used to measure
// the voltage from the potentiometer’s wiper
// set up the serial interface
void setup()
{
Serial.begin (9600);
}
// main loop
void loop()
{
int potValue;
potValue = analogRead (potPin); // produces values from 0 (0V) to 1023 (+5V)
Serial.println(potValue); // output to the serial interface
delay(300); // delay in ms
}
Becky making
Kim making traditional style
WEAR IT
The wearable electronics festival 11 – 12 October 2014. Web site. Two days of diving into wearable tech at Betahaus Berlin.
The Space reports. Four robots will be roaming the galleries of Tate Britain after hours this weekend (15 – 17 August). After Dark offers people from all over the world the chance to control one of the robots’ routes around the Tate and to see through their ‘eyes’.
After Dark won the inaugural IK Prize 2014, a new annual prize presented by Tate to celebrate digital creativity, supported by the Porter Foundation.
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