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Light by Moore’sCloud. Fifty-two LEDs in two million colors add up to infinite possibilities of pattern and animation.
With a powerful computer and WiFi connectivity, there’s no end to the ways the Light by Moore’sCloud can work for you. It’s the light you’ll live your life by. The Light by Moore’sCloud can respond to commands from a local smartphone, a tablet - and anything else with an HTML5-compliant browser, or respond to a computer on the other side of the world. The temperature in Vladivostok can alter the color of a Light in Santa Fe. Capture the color of a dress, a flower, or the sky with a smartphone camera, and the Light will immediately adjust itself to generate that color. Programs on other computers can also control the Light, via standard web protocols, through its REST-based interface. Go further - stream a continuously changing set of colors to the Light. The Light by Moore’sCloud can talk to other devices - other Lights, or pretty much anything else on the Internet.
L'électronique de zéro. Bonjour à toutes et à tous !
Si vous êtes ici, même s'il s'agit d'un hasard, c'est qu'il y a une très grande probabilité que vous ayez envie de vous documenter ou d'apprendre l'électronique. Quels sont les principes de base ? Comment connaître les composants et pouvoir les utiliser pour faire des montages ? Comment faire ses propres montages ? Telles sont les questions auxquelles nous vous amèneront des réponses afin de satisfaire vos besoins sur le sujet. Nous commencerons le cours "en douceur" par les formules et les lois nécessaires et fondamentales à connaitre en électronique.
Sachez toutefois que le domaine de l'électronique est tellement vaste que nous ne pouvons pas vous présenter toutes les facettes de cette science. Avis donc à tous les amateurs, les hobbyistes, les professionnels et les étudiants : vous venez de dénicher la perle rare ! Romo - The Smartphone Robot for Everyone by Romotive. Greetings!
We're Romotive, a team of nerds building the world's first robot for everyone. We came to Kickstarter last fall to make the robots we always dreamed of when we were kids. And thanks to you, we DID. We spent 4 crazy months constructing 2,000 Romos by hand. The first 100 went out before Christmas, in boxes stuffed with candy canes.
Brydge + iPad: Do more. by Brad Leong. TIME - "Brydge stands out for its Apple aesthetics.
" CNET - "A keyboard case that makes your iPad look a lot like the MacBook Air. " New York Times - "Brydge..turns an iPad into a laptop resembling the MacBook Air. " Mashable - "Brydge Turns Your iPad Into a Laptop" Huffington Post - "The Brydge also mimics the Apple design aesthetic" Cassandra Daily - "Tablet devices have yet to replace computers altogether, but iPad accessory Brydge could make the latter obsolete" Pebble: E-Paper Watch for iPhone and Android by Pebble Technology. Want your watch to tell you when your next bus is leaving?
Maybe you're jonesing to see your compile status or recent github commits.. Think push notifications, directly to your watch using the data connection on your phone. Want to check-in on your watch, or create an app that can monitor your sleep? Pebble can send data from the accelerometer and buttons back up to the internet. Pebble can receive simple alerts and notifications from if this then that (ifttt.com) or our web-facing RESTful endpoint.
Load apps using Bluetooth 144 x 168 pixel display black and white e-paper Bluetooth 2.1+ EDR and 4.0 (Low Energy)4 buttonsVibrating motor 3 axis accelerometer with gesture detectionDistribute apps via Pebble watchapp store Detailed SDK specs are available on our Pebble Dev Blog. Pebble connects by Bluetooth to your iPhone or Android device. Compatibility iPhone 3GS, 4, 4S running iOS 5 or any iPod Touch with iOS 5.Android devices running OS 2.3 and up. Q. Q. Q. Lockitron. Lockitron: How a Startup Overcame Kickstarter's Rejection. The Story Of Lockitron: Crowdfunding Without Kickstarter. Editor’s note: After a rejection by Kickstarter, the co-founders of Lockitron, Cameron Robertson and Paul Gerhardt, decided to follow in the footsteps of App.net and take pre-orders for their innovative deadbolt add-on directly.
This gamble paid off. Big time. The initial goal of $150,000 pre-orders was hit within 24 hours. Now, just five days after launching, the company has $1,500,000 in pre-orders. This is their story told by Cameron. I’m still having a hard time believing that only a few short days ago, my co-founder Paul and I refreshed our homepage, anxiously waiting to see if anyone would subscribe to our vision for Lockitron and help us climb towards our lofty $150,000 goal. Just four months ago we squeezed in with over a hundred other hardware startup devotees to listen to the creators of some of the most popular and impressive Kickstarter projects impart their wisdom.
So it was not surprising that Kickstarter gave hardware startups hope.