Josh Lind and Chris D’Annunzio have signed up to bring their 3D printer and give a brief intro to 3D printing. Josh says his main goal is to let people know just how easy it is. That’ll be Saturday afternoon in the creativity lab, 2-3:30.
3D printer
Here are a few pictures of the kitchen area, to help those who might want to use it for cooking plan accordingly.
Front view of the kitchen area.
The outdoor kitchen area has two fridges, two stoves, a sink, some tables — and electricity.
A grill, uses fire wood.
We wanted to test our Internet solution was going to work in the field (high capacity wi-fi pucks), and we encountered success, even with all our devices playing videos!
Testing the Internet in the ball park.
We made great progress prototyping the reactive lamp setup we’ll be using for the Electronic Art: Reactive Lamps workshop, including an Arduino, an RGB ring, and a motion detecting sensor. We also had a couple of people go through the sequence of installing the sample software and tweaking it for our setup. We then handed over the electronics to Dan Hull, an industrial designer who’s creating a housing unit for the electronics using a 3D printer.
Prototype of the reactive lamp
Flora arduino, optimized for wearable projects
Sensor/compass, detects movement
Neopixel Ring (controllable RGB LEDs)