AVR controlled 8 channel dimmer switch
This is pretty nice, an AVR dimmer with RC5 and serial interface and ATtiny2313 (there’s a kit too, well PCBs) — Link.
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For BlogHer Attendees: Craft Blogs, Sites, and Resources
If you attended the BlogHer panel on “The Art of Crafts” I promised to post up a list of craft blogs and sites that would help you get started. I read A LOT Of blogs so I’ve included a good variety of blogs that I read on a daily basis, but just know I couldn’t […]
BlogHer 2007 Chicago – Crafty Highlights
Oh yes, what a great time we had at the BlogHer conference in Chicago! I loved meeting all the ladies who blog (and a handful of men there too), the conference truly showed how diverse and fun blogland on the Internet can be. Thanks to Leah Peterson for inviting me and for organizing/moderating our crafts […]
Open source hardware (slides)
Brian posted up the video from the OSCON (open source convention) on open source hardware so here are the slides too – Link (ZIP, Keynote slides, HTML and PDF).http://cachefly.oreilly.com/make/osh/osh.zip or just the PDF here – Link.
Phillip Torrone and Limor Fried at OSCON 2007
Click To Play Last week, Phillip Torrone and Limor Fried presented the closing keynote, “Open Source Hardware: A Start…” at O’Reilly Media’s Open Source Convention. Open source hardware is a term slowly working its way into many new projects and efforts, but what is it? There are a few definitions, some of which come from […]
BlogHer: The Art of Crafts Panel – Craftsanity Podcast
Hi Crafters! It’s back to business as usual here on craftzine.com! All my photos are currently uploading so I can give you a proper write up soon of the amazing time I had at the BlogHer conference in Chicago. If you are visiting craftzine today for the first time, Welcome! As promised, I will have […]
Sketching in Hardware 2007
Sketching in Hardware 2, a summit on the design of/with physical computing toolkits, took place from June 23-24 2007 at the Mechanic’s Institute Library in San Francisco: The act of sketching defines and redefines boundaries. Everyone who makes sketches, whether on paper, in software or, increasingly, in hardware. Sketching may begin with an idea, but […]
