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  • Sensors, Arduino's and other toys

    A Dev Camp crash course

    A sensor is a device that measures a physical quantity and converts this into a signal which can be read by an observer or by an instrument. The quantity measured can be anything ranging from...
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  • rfid
  • Code
  • anymeta
  • software
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  • Computer
  • New media
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  • Hackers Camp Day 2

    Sunny Day 2 started with a meeting exploring potential project ideas. Out of 15 original ideas a bunch seem to be the most promising. The ones that generate the most enthusiasm from team members...

  • Hackers Camp Day 5

    Time is running out. There’s some stress in the air and the language is getting slightly heavier. All the projects should be build and running by tomorrow. Participants went home around 2 in the...

  • ikStaar

    Dev Camp Day 2

    Staring contests are as old as the road to Rome. I heard from reliable sources that before the invention of the ball kids used to stare at each other a lot out of boredom. This project is an updated...

  • Some thoughts from a non-coder

    Dev Camp Day 5

    Stringing code while eating boerenkool. You got to appreciate it.

  • Paradiso: Interactive VJ

    Dev Camp Day 2

    This was the idea that was discussed the most during the first round of project proposals. And in the mean time it really has taken shape. The concept is almost done and the guys (and of course girl...

  • Social RFID Hacker Camp '09

    All info about the Hacker Camp 2009

    The Mediamatic Social RFID Hacker Camp explores various recent technologies like RFID, physical computing and social networking but also looks into aspects of interaction design and interactive...

  • The Deadline Cometh

    Dev Camp Day 5

    The last day has begun and things are starting to heat up. With physical mock-ups of the installations scattered through the space it's time to stop building prototypes and start constructing the...

  • Hackers Camp Day 4

    Day 2 ended @ 2 in the morning and Day 3@ 3 in the morning, the longest night so far. Will Day 4 beat the record? All projects are progressing and looks like our teams will meet their deadlines. Last...

  • Day 4: Manufacturing Hardware

    Multithreaded Banjo Dinosaur Knitting Adventure 2D Extremeeeee

    The knitting machine is busy knitting the custom designed sprites created through the ikCam terminal. But the team is not done yet.

  • Federating Social Networks - The Technology

    We are proposing a range of existing technologies to enable the federation of social networks. Some are quite new, some are well established. Here I give a short overview of the technologies and...

  • Arduino+Sensor = ?

    Dev Camp Day 1

    So if you have read my earlier contributions you should probably understand what Arduinos and Sensors are. In my first post I tried to point out what the possibilities at hand are. Now i will dive a...

  • Day 4: Interactive race against the Clock

    Interactive VJ

    Crowd sourced visuals will set the atmosphere alight at future parties in Paradiso.
  • 12 Aug 2001

    ikCam

    Interactive tool to visualise social networks

    Make a portrait or take a snapshot with your — new — friend. The ikCam directly publishes the picture on your profile.

  • Arduino Forum

    Arduino forum and discussion platform

    This forum is created to see what happened after the Arduino Basic workshops. It's also intended to investigate if an intermediate or advanced Arduino workshop is wanted, and what you specifically...

  • Good Morning

    Dev Camp

    It is the morning of the 6th day and there are about 10 hackers from 3 different projects still moving through the project space. They pulled all nighters and have shown us the true-hacker spririt.

  • Time Lapse Day 5

    This is the last day and part of the last night of the Camp. Seems like that around 2.30 the battery gave out. You got to give it to the participants, because as you can see they were still going...

  • First Round of Proposals

    Dev Camp Day 2

    Friday morning 10.30 the first round of project proposals. There were 30 of them ranging from well thought-out to simple brain farts (that still show promise). Let's take a look at some of the more...

  • Chewing Radio's

    Dev Camp Day 2

    Chewable Radio's! What's not to understand. Tuning in to your favorite radio-shows while having the airwaves of sounds traveling from your mouth to your ear.

  • anyMeta gets physical

    Access anyMeta without a web-browser - cornerstone for interactive installations and open data exchange.

    A collection of articles, HowTos and existing software to retrieve data, perform multiple changes at once (eg. batch upload pictures and attach them to your profile), automate changes (fi. RFID...

  • Day 4: Red, Red, Green

    ikStaar

    See who can look the longest at the other without blinking. Winning means eternal glory, losing everlasting humiliation.

  • Day 4: Repent because we know everything!

    Biting Radios

    When J-B, Dana and Nadya explain me their installations they are talking about a dystopic future in which everything we do is recorded and used against you. I am frightened and so should you be.

  • What can we learn?

    Dev Camp Day 3

    With backgrounds ranging from Portuguese AI-experts to Tennessean hackers the camp promised to be a roller-coaster-ride. And the dazzling displays of limitless ingenuity have yet to disappoint.

  • Shopping Lists

    Dev Camp Day 3

    Hayo together with Machiel are in charge of getting the right equipment. They have compiled a list of the numerous hardware shops in and around Amsterdam and get the parts essential to make the...

  • Multithreaded Banjo Dinosaur Knitting Adventure…

    Dev Camp Day 2

    This exquisitely named project is based on the tapisserie de bayeux. This large rectangular carpet told the history of the Battle of Hastings that raged during the 11th century.

created Deborah M. Kōdō modified Heleen

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