foomandoonian:

Beginners Arduino Workshop Cardiff, 27 & 28 February
Platform 1, Chapter Arts Centre, Market Road, Cardiff CF5 1QE
Do you have an interest in open source software, constructing your own hardware, simple electronics or interactivity? This weekend workshop will provide a basic introduction to the Arduino platform for artists, designers and hobbyists. The workshop will be led by Tinker It! ( http://www.tinker.it/), the UK’s leading provider of Arduino training.

Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It’s intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments. http://www.arduino.cc/

Places cost £140 and includes a beginners arduino kit to take away.

No prior experience of Arduino or electronics is required to take part.

To book please visit: http://beginnersarduinocardiff.eventbrite.com

For directions to Chapter please visit the website: http://www.chapter.org/planvisit/

The workshop has been organised by Rhys Williams and Stefhan Caddick, and is kindly supported by Chapter Gallery, Ffotogallery, bloc and Powys County Council’s Chance to Create scheme.

Introduction to Arduino
What could be better than spending a weekend learning about Arduino, the favorite open source hardware hacking platform for designers, artists and hobbyists? Aimed at students, artists, and designers or anyone who wants to learn the basics of Arduino, simple electronics and building interactive projects. Tinker.it! has been running monthly workshop around Arduino and its uses in creative uses since 2007. Tinker.it! is a design studio based in London and Milan designing interactive products and spaces for brands, events and museums.

What do I need to bring?
Please bring a laptop if you have one, although Ffotogallery have kindly offered to provide them for anyone who can’t access one.

If you’re bringing a Mac laptop, then you need to know the admin password for it to install the software)
NB: You don’t need to already know about electronics to come to this workshop.

What we will provide
A beginners Arduino kit which you can take away with you after the workshop.

Provisional Schedule
SATURDAY
10:30: Introduction to the workshop and round table introductions
11:00 - 12:00: Introduction to physical computing, interaction design and
the history of Arduino
12.00 - 13.00: Getting Arduino on your computer
13:00: Lunch
13:00-1700 Getting started with Arduino
17:30- Drinks at a nearby pub

SUNDAY
10:30: Round table presentations of project proposals
11:00 Build your project!
13:00 Lunch
13:00-16:00 More building
17:00 – 17.30 Documentation

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foomandoonian:

Beginners Arduino Workshop Cardiff, 27 & 28 February
Platform 1, Chapter Arts Centre, Market Road, Cardiff CF5 1QE
Do you have an interest in open source software, constructing your own hardware, simple electronics or interactivity? This weekend workshop will provide a basic introduction to the Arduino platform for artists, designers and hobbyists. The workshop will be led by Tinker It! ( http://www.tinker.it/), the UK’s leading provider of Arduino training.

Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It’s intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments. http://www.arduino.cc/

Places cost £140 and includes a beginners arduino kit to take away.

No prior experience of Arduino or electronics is required to take part.

To book please visit: http://beginnersarduinocardiff.eventbrite.com

For directions to Chapter please visit the website: http://www.chapter.org/planvisit/

The workshop has been organised by Rhys Williams and Stefhan Caddick, and is kindly supported by Chapter Gallery, Ffotogallery, bloc and Powys County Council’s Chance to Create scheme.

Introduction to Arduino
What could be better than spending a weekend learning about Arduino, the favorite open source hardware hacking platform for designers, artists and hobbyists? Aimed at students, artists, and designers or anyone who wants to learn the basics of Arduino, simple electronics and building interactive projects. Tinker.it! has been running monthly workshop around Arduino and its uses in creative uses since 2007. Tinker.it! is a design studio based in London and Milan designing interactive products and spaces for brands, events and museums.

What do I need to bring?
Please bring a laptop if you have one, although Ffotogallery have kindly offered to provide them for anyone who can’t access one.

If you’re bringing a Mac laptop, then you need to know the admin password for it to install the software)
NB: You don’t need to already know about electronics to come to this workshop.

What we will provide
A beginners Arduino kit which you can take away with you after the workshop.

Provisional Schedule
SATURDAY
10:30: Introduction to the workshop and round table introductions
11:00 - 12:00: Introduction to physical computing, interaction design and
the history of Arduino
12.00 - 13.00: Getting Arduino on your computer
13:00: Lunch
13:00-1700 Getting started with Arduino
17:30- Drinks at a nearby pub

SUNDAY
10:30: Round table presentations of project proposals
11:00 Build your project!
13:00 Lunch
13:00-16:00 More building
17:00 – 17.30 Documentation

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foomandoonian:

Beginners Arduino Workshop Cardiff, 27 & 28 February
Platform 1, Chapter Arts Centre, Market Road, Cardiff CF5 1QE
Do you have an interest in open source software, constructing your own hardware, simple electronics or interactivity? This weekend workshop will provide a basic introduction to the Arduino platform for artists, designers and hobbyists. The workshop will be led by Tinker It! ( http://www.tinker.it/), the UK’s leading provider of Arduino training.

Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It’s intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments. http://www.arduino.cc/

Places cost £140 and includes a beginners arduino kit to take away.

No prior experience of Arduino or electronics is required to take part.

To book please visit: http://beginnersarduinocardiff.eventbrite.com

For directions to Chapter please visit the website: http://www.chapter.org/planvisit/

The workshop has been organised by Rhys Williams and Stefhan Caddick, and is kindly supported by Chapter Gallery, Ffotogallery, bloc and Powys County Council’s Chance to Create scheme.

Introduction to Arduino
What could be better than spending a weekend learning about Arduino, the favorite open source hardware hacking platform for designers, artists and hobbyists? Aimed at students, artists, and designers or anyone who wants to learn the basics of Arduino, simple electronics and building interactive projects. Tinker.it! has been running monthly workshop around Arduino and its uses in creative uses since 2007. Tinker.it! is a design studio based in London and Milan designing interactive products and spaces for brands, events and museums.

What do I need to bring?
Please bring a laptop if you have one, although Ffotogallery have kindly offered to provide them for anyone who can’t access one.

If you’re bringing a Mac laptop, then you need to know the admin password for it to install the software)
NB: You don’t need to already know about electronics to come to this workshop.

What we will provide
A beginners Arduino kit which you can take away with you after the workshop.

Provisional Schedule
SATURDAY
10:30: Introduction to the workshop and round table introductions
11:00 - 12:00: Introduction to physical computing, interaction design and
the history of Arduino
12.00 - 13.00: Getting Arduino on your computer
13:00: Lunch
13:00-1700 Getting started with Arduino
17:30- Drinks at a nearby pub

SUNDAY
10:30: Round table presentations of project proposals
11:00 Build your project!
13:00 Lunch
13:00-16:00 More building
17:00 – 17.30 Documentation

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Qua alcuni ingrandimenti dei disegni

Posto ‘per assurdo’ che si possa calcolare le emozioni in relazione alle nostre attività in un dato luogo, ho analizzato le mie attività senesi e cosa mi suscitano. Quanto c’è di me in ciò che faccio e nei luoghi che frequento? Questo calcolo (Elements)l’ho fatto facendo una media di ciò che è visualizzato nella prima mappa ed è presente a Siena e dandogli un voto.

Questo lavoro rappresenta senza dubbio un risparmio notevole sulle visite dall’analista, dato che dopo aver visto il risultato di questo ‘conteggio’ penso di averne bisogno! Oppure Arduino riuscirà a crearne uno low-fi per me?

In questa mappa che ho diviso in due grosse sezioni, ho rappresentato attraverso una semplificata versione della classica bipartizione in ying e yang, i miei sentimenti e le emozioni positive e negative, che sono venute fuori. Non penso che le emozioni negative producano solo conseguenze negative, anzi penso la creatività ne possa essere a volte influenzata. Ho scelto una struttura bipolare e  proprio per sottolineare il carattere gemellare che penso abbiano le emozioni negative e positive. L’importante è naturalmente l’equilibrio.

MAP 1WHAT ARE YOU MADE OF ?

In attesa di finire di copiare tutto il materiale sul nuovo blog, posto qua le mappe. La parte più ‘core’ in ogni senso del corso e che ha richiesto uno sforzo non indifferente per chi è riservato come me, visto che bisognava tirare fuori ciò che sta dentro. L’emoticon dell’arrossire è questa vero :$ ?

Per controllare i colori, i mood, dei vostri LED Octopus aka RGB avete bisogno di un potenziometro.

Video e foto!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/harduina/4323357901/

http://vimeo.com/8240991

Codice:

bhh

int sensorPin = 2; // potenziometro

int redPin = 6; // varianti di colore del RGB

int blue1Pin = 5;

int greenPin = 11;

int blue2Pin = 10;

int sensorValue = 0;

void setup (){

pinMode (redPin, OUTPUT);

pinMode (blue1Pin, OUTPUT);

Serial.begin (9600);

}

void loop (){

sensorValue = analogRead (sensorPin);

int ledFadeValue = map(sensorValue,0, 1023, 0, 255);

int ledFadeValue2 = map(sensorValue,0, 1023, 255, 0);

analogWrite (6, ledFadeValue); //da

analogWrite (10, ledFadeValue2); //a

delay (20);

}

Damn! Perchè non ho trovato prima questo video??!
Loro sono chiarissimi e divertenti. Come intro ad Arduino è eccezionale.
Have a look at!