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Tutorial Series for Arduino: It begins.

This video was featured on the Adafruit Blog on 01/06/11 This tutorial was featured on the official Arduino blog on 3/9/2011 This video was featured on the DIYFilm Blog on 03/19/11 Thanks to a generous sponsorship from element14, I’m putting together a tutorial series on using the arduino microcontroller platform! […]

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Building an Engineer [Ignite Talk 2010]

This video was featured on the Adafruit Blog on 12/22/10 This video was featured on the Dangerous Prototypes Blog on 12/22/10 This video was featured on the Makezine Blog on 12/22/10 The talented Jonas Neubert, an associate of mine from Cornell’s Computational Synthesis Lab, as well as the organizer of[…]

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Lian Li PC-A05N Black Mini PC Case Review

A new review!  We actually filmed this months ago, around the same time that I released the video of my new computer.  But, the semester got underway, and I didn’t get a chance to edit it until now.  This is a great little case, with a surprising amount of room[…]

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Cornell University Sustainable Design

This has been a busy semester!  After working on Cornell’s entry into the 2009 Solar Decathlon Competition, several of the team members and I determined that we had the power to do something really amazing with the knowledge we had gained and resources we have available to us at Cornell. […]

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Ignite Ithaca 2010

Watch the Live Stream of the Event! Enlighten Us.  But make it quick! That’s the motto of the Ignite Speaker series.  The premise is that a bunch of presenters go up in front of an audience, and talk about something cool.  Each person gets 5 minutes, and 20 slides that[…]

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Driving 5 Speakers Simultaneously with an Arduino

This post was featured on the Hack-a-Day Blog on 9/14/10 Mimi Yin has a neat implementation of this code for an interactive sculpture. I’m working on a project where I want to drive 5 speakers independently – each with a variable volume and set frequency (though the frequency of each[…]

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How to *Properly* Apply and Remove Thermal Compound

About two years ago, I posted a tutorial on applying thermal compound to a CPU.  With over a quarter-million views, it’s now my most popular video on youtube.  Due to its huge success, I decided it was time to post a follow-up tutorial, with an improved application technique, and instructions[…]

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