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Look briefly at a few visual progamming languages for arduino.

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30 Mar, 2010

wiring a DS18B20 to arduino

Posted by: Brian In: electronics

wiring a DS18B20 to arduino Originally uploaded by sctv For my records, how to wire up the DS18B20 1 wire digital thermomenter (http://www.maxim-ic.com/quick_view2.cfm?qv_pk=2812) but using the two wire functionality here. This is one of the diagrams I use to help me wire up the DS18B30 (bought from nulelectronics.com and using his library) to the arduino. [...]

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06 Dec, 2009

Easyware Hardware and attribution

Posted by: Brian In: conference

Image by oomlout via Flickr During the Nesta/40Fires workshop on Openhardware, I tweeted a quote “Arduino makes Hardware Easywhere”  during Daniel Soltis’s talk about Arduino. Now trying to remember who said it as it gets retweeted to …. a few times Was it @rainycat, Daniel, @oomlout or @ni or someone else? Would the original author [...]

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24 Nov, 2009

Arduino 17 and the EEEPC II

Posted by: Brian In: electronics

Image via Wikipedia I was happy when I got Arduino working on a stock xandros eeepc 701 in this post . However Arduino has moved on, and Xandros has lagged. Running the latest arduino versions (13+) and the eeepc on a stock xandros is not possible due to the fact that the compiler (gcc-avr) is [...]

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Brian Degger is a technologist/artist, he writes, thinks and makes around themes of interactivity, biomimicracy, and collaboration

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PDF import and editing in openoffice
One function I have found useful in openoffice is the ability to import pdfs. This is possible by downloading and installing the pdfimport plugin. This means that you can import a pdf, edit it then output it at a lower resolution for screen. (2)

miniFM

miniFM
In the foreground is a Tetsuo Kogawa version (built during RadioCraftLab, during AVFest08) and in the back the remix by sonodrome (built last week at Sonodrome Central). Both assembled by me.
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Bioplastic
Jay Cousins and friends had a hackday around bioplastics and laser cutting. Making the bioplastic from starch and glycerin (see this link for more details) and then laser cutting them. Cool stuff, they were even making different color ones. This is important as people move from using commercially sourced plastic in their makerbots to something else. Plastic is expensive to buy for these machines, but it is all around. SO be it bio-plastic or post waste plastic, ways of reusing these provide a compelling reason to throw away less waste. It is amazing that these materials are coming out of the factories, to be used in domestic situations. Together with polymorph and sugru, there are a variety of materials to play around for wearables, for prototypes and one offs. Bring on the future, with peer production.

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augmented foraging - cool use of layar -

augmented foraging Originally uploaded by _foam A mobile phone guide to edible urban wild-food sources.
Amsterdam urban_ edibles is developing Augmented_Foraging, a  mobile phone guide to wild-food sources using Layar. Much better use of this program than finding property in Amsterdam (unless you live there of course)!
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