Interacting: Arduino as a tool for teaching and making June 11, 2009

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Interaction design, physical computing, interactive installations and exhibitions all usually have one thing in common: Arduino. Join us in London for this exclusive evening lecture will focus on exploring the role of the Arduino project, its history as well as its use in industry and how it has changed the landscape of art, science and technology in academia and research.

This evening is targeted at anyone who has used or been curious about the Arduino platform, practitioners, students or academics alike.

For its first edition, Interacting will feature 3 speakers who have used or promoted Arduino in these different industries:

18h15: WHY ARDUINO?
Massimo Banzi, Co-Founder of Arduino and CTO of Tinker.it!

19h00: ARDUINO in ACADEMIA and RESEARCH
Nick Weldin, Researcher at Rix Centre and Senior Technologist at Tinker.it!

20h30: ARDUINO in INDUSTRY
Benjamin Tomlinson, Creative Director at Ico Design

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED

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