By iobridge, on May 7th, 2010%
Volume 22 of O’Reilly Media’s MAKE Magazine is loaded with remote control projects. Everything from The Kitty Twitty by Marc de Vinck to a radio controlled lawnmower called “Lawnbot400″ . Gareth Branwyn asked “innovators and enthusiast” from the industry what’s on their radars for his article. Since the issue was all about remote control, Gareth pinged our very [...] . . . → Lire la suite: MAKE Volume 22: Remote Control Everything!
By iobridge, on April 27th, 2010%
Over 2000 people came to the first annual Maker Faire North Carolina in Durham, NC. There were makers from all over. It was a blast! We had on display web-enabled robots, toys, and interactive projects created by the ioBridge community. Some of those projects included, an iPhone and Twitter controlled Donkey Kong, X10 controlled lamp, [...] . . . → Lire la suite: Maker Faire Wrap Up
By iobridge, on March 9th, 2010%
Join the Steel City Makers for the first meeting of Make:PGH at the HackPittsburgh hack space. The meeting is free and open to the public which features a MakerBot 3D printer, mystery activities, and an ioBridge-based, iPhone controlled fighting Domo toy. “Andy Leer will share with us his experiences using the ioBridge to create fun [...] . . . → Lire la suite: Make: PGH – Inaugural Meeting
By iobridge, on November 26th, 2009%
We found out what happens when you place two lovable toys against each other. They attack! Hack Pittsburgh member Andy Leer created an interactive toy fight featuring Domo and Munny squaring off. You get to control one of the characters and watch the battle via a webcam live. Move over “Internet of Things” - make way [...] . . . → Lire la suite: Interactive Toy Fighting – Domo vs. Munny
By iobridge, on November 7th, 2009%
The ioBridge Team will be at Hack Pittsburgh Friday, November 13th at 7pm. We will talk about web-enabling projects and getting microcontrollers online fast and securely. The session will include hands-on demonstrations of ioBridge projects and Q&A. The presentation is open to the public. Get more details on the MAKE community bulletin board or on HackPittsburgh.org. ioBridge Demo Friday, [...] . . . → Lire la suite: ioBridge Demo at Hack Pittsburgh
By iobridge, on November 2nd, 2009%
A number of ioBridge users created some amazing ioBridge-based projects for this Halloween. We were impressed with the diversity and how they interacted with the IO-204. From using some new offline features of ioBridge to using social networks to poke fun at their Halloween prey. We have a steam powered steampunk pumpkin that blows smoke [...] . . . → Lire la suite: Halloween Project Round Up