Open-source grid controller – the monome (video)

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We had the folks from monome out to Maker Faire earlier this year, and here’s a demonstrates of some hardware hacks to their open-source grid controller (the 40h… Brian writes – “The monome 40h is a reconfigurable grid of backlit buttons– the firmware is open source, and we encourage hardware hacks. We’ve also posted extensive documentation on our prototyping and production process in an effort to inspire similar projects. We’re basically a bunch of post art-school/engineering makers, sharing our love for interface.”Link.

Related:

  • Monome (Maker Faire) – Link.
  • Hackable, playable LED/pad music interface – Link.
  • Monome (site) – Link.

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