Ars Electronica

Arduino Mini
Arduino Mini

On sale for the first time at the Ars Electronica Electrolobby workshops, the Arduino mini is a much smaller version of its older brother. Ideal for plugging straight into breadboards & for projects with limited space, the Arduino mini also has twice as much memory for your code. Saving space by using a […]

openFrameWorks at Ars Electronica
openFrameWorks at Ars Electronica

Most of my time at Ars Electronica was spent in the Electrolobby, taking part in the OpenFrameWorks workshop, run by Zach Lieberman & Henrik Wrangel.
“OpenFrameWorks, is a new open source, cross platform, c++ library, which was designed by Zachary Lieberman (US) to make programming in c++ for students accessible and easy. In it, the developers […]

Ars Electronica Google Map
Ars Electronica Google Map

Christian Giordano, Seulki Kang, Lewis & myself are off to Ars Electronica at the end of the month. Anyone readers from London going? Get in touch.
Christian has made this very useful Google Map of Ars:

>> Ars Electronica Google Map

Aquaplay, a bubble display
Aquaplay, a bubble display

So the winners of the Ars Electronica Prix have been announced. The winner of the [next idea] caught my attention:
“‘Aquaplay’ is an ambitious application for displays; it is based on air bubbles rising through a special fluid. This technology constitutes a completely novel idea and a dramatic contrast to pixel graphics”. (congrats to Himanshu […]