Arduino co-founders welcomed the crowd at MIT (from left) Massimo Banzi, David Mellis, Tom Igoe, and David Cuartielles.
The Media Lab at MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts provided a bright, stark-white-and-glass frame for a US-based celebration that featured four of the five Arduino founders. David Mellis, one of the co-founders, is a graduate student at the Media Lab. He was the in-house connection. (No surprise that the fifth co-founder, Gianluca Martino, was not present.) Check out the gallery below to see some of the fun Arduino projects featured at the event!
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- The day began with a “Getting Started with Arduino” workshop, which attracted a full house. Photos by Melissa Glick.
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- Plenty of parts were available for introductory and advanced workshops.
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- Arduino Co-founder David Cuartielles demonstrated a Svante, a low-cost educational robot, based on the Arduino, of course. Cuartielles contributed to the project.
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- On display at MIT: the Oscola, an open source connected lamp that will be part of Casa Jasmina, an open source connected apartment that will be curated by Arduino.
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- Massimo Banzi describes an upcoming modular kit by Arduino.
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- Organizers displayed an assortment of boards.
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- TKTK shows a 3000 BTU chiller controlled by Arduino.
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- A Cubetto Playset
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- Robert and Kathleen Patterson, authors of “Arduino for Teens,” show off homebrewed boards.
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- A Zumobot unit follows a track.
