(NOTE: PJRC HAS SINCE UPDATED THE LIBRARY TO INCLUDE THE LEONARDO) I have been teaching Physical Computing for Artists with the Arduino Uno for over a year now and this year I decided to move to the Leonardo with the hope that a USB-Midi based core will be finished sometime soon. Its cheaper than the… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Arduino
Two New Continuing Education Courses for the Rainy Season.
Arduino for Artists. (The class formerly known as Physical Computing for Artists) During the summer break Donald Delmar Davis went to ITP Summer Camp 30 days of more intersection between art and technology than anyone can take in. He is hoping that he can use what he learned to teach more artists about how to… Read more »
BikeWedge: adding an external clock to opensprints/goldsprints_fx.
Watch while I pull another race clock system out of my hat. A couple of years ago Rapha gave me the mechanical race clock that I helped build for them 5 years ago and its been laying around in my pile since then. Three weeks ago Chrome bags called me up and asked if they… Read more »
Arduino Cult Induction, 10 Nov 2012, FreeGeek, $35
Time to go kick some leaves around…. Remember: This quarter is the most important quarter of your entire life. More information at http://www.suspectdevices.com/blahg/workshops/
Continuing Education for Dorks at PNCA
Physical Computing for Artists https://cereg.pnca.edu/p/adult/s/130 Theremins + Monophonic Synthesizershttps://cereg.pnca.edu/p/adult/s/129
Using the Arduino core as a library
Dumbest thing ever. For the last year I have been working with a piece of software that was started two years ago by another programmer in Arduino using the Arduino mega2560. It has since grown into several thousand lines of code across a small pile of libraries maintained in a git repository. There are units… Read more »
Resources for the Newly Inducted
Now that you’ve taken the plunge into microcontrollers, here are some good resources to help you with your first project. Books Getting Started in Electronics by Forrest Mims A good resource if you have zero experience with electronics. Physical Computing: Sensing and Controlling the Physical World with Computers by Dan O’Sullivan and Tom Igoe Covers… Read more »
Woman’s Arduino Cult Induction, 29jul12, at freegeek ($35)
Arduino Cult Induction, FreeGeek 19May12 1-5pm, $35
Space is limited to 15 people so please RSVP sooner rather than later. http://suspectdevices.com/workshops.html
Two small sketches that will not work on your Arduino Mega2560.
A few months ago Paul Stoffregon asked to borrow an arduino mega 2560 to look at a bug that he was working around. I had access to several as I was working on a project for a client that was based on the same board. Around the same time I made the mistake of trying… Read more »