The Daily Duino

It’s time to get out and spread the *duino love.  Droops and I (Morgellon), will speaking again at various computer conferences through out this year.

Outerz0ne 5 Atlanta, GA March 6 - 7, 2009

I’ll be at Outerz0ne 5 in Atlanta, GA March 6th – 7th, 2009.  (kinda short notice, as it is next weekend…)

My talk there is entitled, *Dunio-Punk! Manifesting Open Source in Physical Space.  You can read more about it and the others talking at the Outerz0ne 5 Speaker Page.  If you’re near the Atlanta area, be sure to swing by and say hello!  Outerz0ne 5 will be at the Wellesley Inn 1377 Virgina Ave Atlanta, GA 30344 (more info at Outerz0ne 5 website)
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Notacon 6 Cleveland, OH April 16 - 19, 2009

Droops and I will both be at Notacon 6 in Cleveland, OH April 16th – 19th, 2009. (A bit more notice here…)

Our talk there is entitled, Interactivity with Arduinos, Transducing the Physical World.  You can read more about it and others talking at the Notacon 6 Speaker Page.  If you’re near the Ohio area, make plans to come out and spend the weekend at Notacon 6!  Notacon 6 will be held at the Wyndham Cleveland at Playhouse Square, Downtown Cleveland, OH 1260 Euclid Ave Cleveland, OH 44115. (plenty of directions and more info at the Notacon 6 site)

Don’t worry if you can’t make it out, I’ll do my best to post pictures and the video of the talk from Outerz0ne and Notacon.

Know of a conference where we should be speaking?  Be sure to drop us a line and let us know!

It’s official; droops and I will be speaking at Notacon 6 in Cleveland, OH April 16th -19th 2009. Our talk is entitled “Interactivity with Arduinos, Transducing the Physical World”

The Arduino is an open source microcontroller development board that makes it easy for beginners in electronics to do crazy things. We are going to be continuing our Intro to Arduinos talk from Phreaknic, Anyone new to Arduino’s should watch that talk online. We will be discussing building your own devices to interact with the real world: making electronic musical instruments, wireless communication, networking Arduinos, controlling lights and sounds, sensing touch, RFID, building custom games with custom controllers, sensing temperature changes and ways of notification like phone calls, sms, hidden buzzers. We will also go into building clothes with embedded electronics.

Learn more about Notacon http://www.notacon.org/

Stop by and say, “Hi”, if you come… we would love to see ya!