Massimo Banzi: How Arduino is open-sourcing imagination
Massimo Banzi: Arduino da código abierto a la imaginación
Massimo Banzi co-founded Arduino, which makes affordable open-source microcontrollers for interactive projects, from art installations to an automatic plant waterer. Full bio
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volverse ingenieros en electrónica. Tienen 1 mes.
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así que son también de código abierto.
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que venda piezas compatibles con Arduino
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cuando alguien se tira un pedo. (Risas)
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(kit de desarrollo de accesorios)
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Massimo Banzi - Physical Computing GuruMassimo Banzi co-founded Arduino, which makes affordable open-source microcontrollers for interactive projects, from art installations to an automatic plant waterer.
Why you should listen
Computer-based interactivity used to be beyond the reach of most artists, designers, and other electronics amateurs who wanted to make their work respond to light, sound and other stimulus by moving, beeping, tweeting. Then, in 2005, Italian engineer Massimo Banzi and his team created the Arduino microcontroller, a small, cheap programmable computer, bringing interactive technology to the masses.
With a variety of sensors, the Arduino is versatile and easy to use. Since its inception, the device has popped up in projects as varied as an exhibit on brains at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, to a DIY kit that sends a Tweet when your houseplant needs water.
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