RSSTom Igoe
Tom Igoe teaches the sensor workshop class smd heads the physical computing area at the Interactive Telecommunications Program at New York University.Author of these Magazine Articles
Wireless Motion Sensing Made Easy
XBee radios track every hit in roller derby action!
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DIY: Circuits
from MAKE:
14: Optics page 125
Net Data Meter
Antique voltmeter displays current air quality from the web.
In
DIY: Circuits
from MAKE:
11: Alt Vehicles page 133
It's Email Time
Innocent-looking "clock" monitors the unread-message pileup in your inbox.
In
DIY: Circuits
from MAKE:
06: Robots page 117
Sensor Interfaces
How circuits communicate with the outside world.
In
Primer
from MAKE:
05: Science, Weather, and Outdoors page 160
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Wireless Motion Sensing Made Easy
XBee radios track every hit in roller derby action!
In
DIY: Circuits
from MAKE:
14: Optics page 125
Net Data Meter
Antique voltmeter displays current air quality from the web.
In
DIY: Circuits
from MAKE:
11: Alt Vehicles page 133
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Unsafe At Any Amperage?
Behind the scenes of our high-voltage dilemma: whether to publish a dangerously cool project in MAKE magazine's "Fringe" issue.
by Tom Anderson, Gareth Branwyn, Shawn Connally, Dale Dougherty, Mark Frauenfelder, Joe Grand, Saul Griffith, William Gurstelle, Bunnie Huang, Tom Igoe, Mister Jalopy, Steve Lodefink, John MacNeill, David Pescovitz, Charles Platt, Paul Spinrad, Phillip Torrone;
March 16, 2007
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