Comments on: Q&A With Massimo Banzi: Cofounder of Arduino http://blog.radioshack.com/2012/02/qa-with-massimo-banzi-cofounder-of-arduino/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=qa-with-massimo-banzi-cofounder-of-arduino techspecs Thu, 16 May 2013 18:08:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 By: The Shack® Blog » Blog Archive » Maker Faire Bay Area 2012 – Center Stage http://blog.radioshack.com/2012/02/qa-with-massimo-banzi-cofounder-of-arduino/#comment-45730 The Shack® Blog » Blog Archive » Maker Faire Bay Area 2012 – Center Stage Sun, 20 May 2012 16:34:05 +0000 http://blog.radioshack.com/?p=3563#comment-45730 [...] was Massimo Banzi, to a nearly packed house, talking about what’s coming up for Arduino. I was very honored to [...]

]]> By: The Shack® Blog » Blog Archive » Get Amped Up for Maker Faire Bay Area http://blog.radioshack.com/2012/02/qa-with-massimo-banzi-cofounder-of-arduino/#comment-45623 The Shack® Blog » Blog Archive » Get Amped Up for Maker Faire Bay Area Fri, 18 May 2012 13:01:11 +0000 http://blog.radioshack.com/?p=3563#comment-45623 [...] sat down with Massimo Banzi a few months ago to talk about Arduino, so we’re excited to hear what’s next for the amazing microcontroller [...]

]]> By: Ricky Cadden http://blog.radioshack.com/2012/02/qa-with-massimo-banzi-cofounder-of-arduino/#comment-43597 Ricky Cadden Tue, 10 Apr 2012 20:03:57 +0000 http://blog.radioshack.com/?p=3563#comment-43597 Austin – sorry you’re having trouble. For help with the software side of Arduino, you should definitely check out http://www.arduino.cc – they have extensive documentation there that can help you out.

]]> By: austin http://blog.radioshack.com/2012/02/qa-with-massimo-banzi-cofounder-of-arduino/#comment-43511 austin Mon, 09 Apr 2012 18:39:02 +0000 http://blog.radioshack.com/?p=3563#comment-43511 why dont you give more detailed instructions on what computer software you need to connect the arduino uno to your computer or even how to open a bluetooth control terminal so you can move the bloody thing.
WHAT IM TRYING TO GET AT IS THAT YOU NEED TO GIVE MORE DETAILS AND MORE DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS

]]> By: DIYKnowHow: Q&A with Arduino Creator, Massimo Banzi - Marine Engineers http://blog.radioshack.com/2012/02/qa-with-massimo-banzi-cofounder-of-arduino/#comment-42228 DIYKnowHow: Q&A with Arduino Creator, Massimo Banzi - Marine Engineers Wed, 28 Mar 2012 18:30:53 +0000 http://blog.radioshack.com/?p=3563#comment-42228 [...] http://blog.radioshack.com/2012/02/25/qa-with-massimo-banzi-cofounder-of-arduino/ Share this:FacebookStumbleUponPrintEmailDiggRedditRelated posts: [...]

]]> By: Q&A With Massimo Banzi: Cofounder of Arduino « adafruit industries blog http://blog.radioshack.com/2012/02/qa-with-massimo-banzi-cofounder-of-arduino/#comment-41757 Q&A With Massimo Banzi: Cofounder of Arduino « adafruit industries blog Fri, 23 Mar 2012 12:36:30 +0000 http://blog.radioshack.com/?p=3563#comment-41757 [...] The Shack® Blog » Q&A With Massimo Banzi: Cofounder of Arduino. Massimo Banzi dropped into RadioShack headquarters last week, and we couldn’t help but squeal like starstruck girls at a Bieber concert. This is the man responsible for Arduino, the open-source programmable microcontroller that essentially breathes life into electronics projects. It has allowed those with no prior engineering or programming experience to build amazing gadgets, like remote-control lawnmowers and robotic marimba players. It’s an amazing device that’s revolutionizing DIY electronics, but don’t take our word for it. We sat down for a little Q&A with Massimo, so we’ll let the man himself tell you how he went from just a kid who liked to tinker with things to the instigator of the open-source revolution. Filed under: arduino — by adafruit, posted March 23, 2012 at 8:35 am Comments (0) Try Adafruit's new iPhone & iPad app for makers! Circuit Playground! "Incredibly handy for anyone working in electronics. Perfect for engineers and non-engineers alike." Looking for engineers, makers and the builders of dreams? Try our Adafruit job boards. Join our weekly Adafruit SHOW-AND-TELL at 9:30pm ET every Saturday night! Then at 10pm, ASK-AN-ENGINEER with Ladyada and the Adafruit team! hr{display:none} .in_the_store{background-image: url("https://www.adafruit.com/includes/templates/adafruit/images/side_back.jpg&quot ;) ; background-repeat: repeat-x;width:634px;border: 1px solid #CCCCCC; float:left;} In the Adafruit Store: High Brightness Pink Electroluminescent (EL) Wire – 2.5 meters Digital Addressable RGB LED w/ PWM waterproof flexi strip – (1m) Tesla coil – Skill badge, iron-on patch [...]

]]> By: Richard Siemsen http://blog.radioshack.com/2012/02/qa-with-massimo-banzi-cofounder-of-arduino/#comment-41730 Richard Siemsen Fri, 23 Mar 2012 03:07:06 +0000 http://blog.radioshack.com/?p=3563#comment-41730 IMO, this highly active, collaborative and globally connected DIY generation (ie Makers, Open Source, hardware hackers, tech bloggers, youtubers, inventors etc) is only in its infancy of what can happen 15-20 years from now. Since the large corporate giants have all but dismissed or ignored the small or individual creative entrepreneur, the latter will create new ways to work around the high costs and lack of suitable products offered by the former. This will most likely bring a mass of new small globally connected businesses, alternate collaboration and marketing methods the status quo will not be nimble enough to survive their own pending obsolescence. I expect to see a wealth of new technology products available at a fraction of current costs without even the need of slave manufacturing practices around the world.

]]> By: D.L. Coleman http://blog.radioshack.com/2012/02/qa-with-massimo-banzi-cofounder-of-arduino/#comment-41696 D.L. Coleman Thu, 22 Mar 2012 15:47:42 +0000 http://blog.radioshack.com/?p=3563#comment-41696 Nice article.I too grew up building and experimenting and building with electronic components from Radio Shack.

A novice could go in and purchase semi-conductors, LED’s, transistors, resistors etc…. Now everthing has changed in “The Shack”. Like Norman said it should be called “Cell Phone Shack” Lol.

It’s good to see this new DIY technology being promoted. I’m looking forward to learning more.

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