Hi All,
Saar has come up with a very cool board design for a kit which is
going into the OSHCamp 2013 / Wuthering Bytes goody bag:
http://boldport.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/new-board-wuthering.html
This is essentially Ihsan's LittleWire board, re-spun via Saar's
PCBmodE, for added wonky track goodness along with other artistic
flourishes.
Feedback is welcomed and in particular on functional considerations!
Cheers,
Andrew
Hello OSHUGgers!
I'm one of the organisers of OggCamp, an annual free culture
unconference that's now in it's 5th year, and will be taking place at
LJMU in Liverpool on the 19th and 20th of October.
Last year we had a sort of sub-event called the Open Hardware Jam (which
some of you may be a part of, I'm not sure). OpenLabs, the group at
LJMU who hosted the event, did a lot of the organising for it but dont
have the resources to organise it this year (and nor do we), so I
thought I'd see if OSHUG or any of it's members would be interested in
doing so.
Last year we basically had a large room in the venue with a number of
projects exhibiting, running workshops and so on throughout the two
days. If anyone would be interested in organising something similar as
part of OggCamp, please get in touch and we can discuss further!
Mark
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Hello,
I've just seen the full programme for Wuthering Bytes is now up and
registrations are starting to pick up, so if you are planning on
taking part in OSHCamp this year best not to wait until last minute!
http://wutheringbytes.com/
Best,
Andrew
On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 1:00 PM, <oshug-request(a)oshug.org> wrote:
> king
Very very good! me likey... I still dont know which workshop i shop go
trying to make my mind still :P
Thanks for the reply.
I'm curious about this one? what is the ShrimpingIt going to do here
exactly?
track a face and move the cam? are you going to use any sensor for this? or
the cam feed that i'd imagine goes to a more powerful device do some image
processing and then this is going to talk back to the uC ( MicroController
;P ) with some move camera this way or the other?
Thanks and regards.
PD. Friday drinks? whats going on? haven't seen any emails about this?
plans?
Hello,
This year OSHCamp is being run as part of a bigger event called
Wuthering Bytes, and details of the OSHUG talks and registration can
now be found at:
http://oshug.org/event/oshcamp2013
Still waiting to confirm one more!
We've got a pretty great line up — and very much in terms of the
non-OSHUG (software/web/design) talks too. Much more info will be
online in due course at:
http://wutheringbytes.com
The capacity is slightly higher than last year, but I'm expecting that
with 18 talks (across two rooms) on the Saturday alone, demand will be
also! As such I wouldn't hang about if you're planning on taking part
:o)
I would also expect that, like last year, rooms at Hebden Bridge
Hostel will go pretty quickly too.
Best,
Andrew
PS. No need to register if you are presenting or running a workshop, of course.
Greetings,
Hi friends , happy to be a part of you all !. . . i am
willing to contribute the implementation of Embedded linux and Android and
other open source tools for applications related to EEE,ECE,E&I engineering
students and stuffs. Help to enrich my content with your suggestions and
comments.
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With regards,
Rajarajan.E,
Chief Executive Officer/Technical Director,
Industrial And Consumer Electronics R&D Department,
Bluetronics Inc,
No.8,Satya complex,
karumandapam,
Trichy.
Tamil Nadu,India.
http://bluetronics.co.in
phone: +91-9791-838-816
Hi,
A friend of mine has set up this meetup:
http://citizeninventor.eventbrite.co.uk/
-----
In our first meetup, we will try to whirlwind through what is already
do-able and help to motivate you (if you are not already motivated) to
get hacking with space.
The line up will be announced closer to date. Expect info around CubeSAT
and a bit on the wider economy of the space industry!
PS: If you or someone you know would like to present or participate in
our lightening talks for future events, please get in touch at contactme
at citizen inventor dot com. It is the goal of this group to help spread
the love and knowledge on space and environment hacking!
-----
It looks cool so I strongly recommend it!
Regards,
@ndy
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http://www.ashurst.eu.org/
0x7EBA75FF
Hello,
Just a quick heads-up that we'll be hosting a joint event with the BCS
OSSG in October, at which Adrian Bowyer of RepRap fame will be
presenting, along with our very own Alan Wood.
The website will be updated in due course, however, registration is
now open and as spaces are limited and likely to go quickly, early
booking is highly recommended!
https://events.bcs.org/book/740/
Cheers,
Andrew
On 05/07/13 08:04, Paul Tanner wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> I cheated and used node.js with a module called node-serial. I
> discovered that you need to disconnect the serial port from the console
> before you can use it (edits to /etc/inittab and /boot/cmdline.txt). I
> imagine you'd need to do this in a python environment too. minicom was
> very useful for prodding the serial device to make sure it was working
> before I pointed my program at it.
>
> Regards, Paul
Hi Paul, Omer, Andrew,
Thanks for all the suggestions.
It was all much easier than I thought, once I realized that the USB
serial terminal is /dev/tty/ACM<n>, not /dev/tty/USB<n> when using
Arduino Uno.
It is trivial to use stty to set the line parameters and implement a
simple C++ class to access the serial line on the host. Code on GitHub at:
https://github.com/embecosm/esp9-arduino-facetracker
I don't know if the face tracker works yet - the servos are lost in the
post. But at least the Uno is getting some sort of serial data.
Best wishes,
Jeremy
> At 06:38 PM 7/4/2013, Omer Kilic wrote:
>> Hi Jeremy,
>>
>> This is a good starting point:
>> http://playground.arduino.cc/interfacing/python
>>
>> pySerial documetation available here: http://pyserial.sourceforge.net/
>>
>>
>> HTH,
>> Omer.
>>
>> On 4 July 2013 18:17, Jeremy Bennett <jeremy.bennett(a)embecosm.com> wrote:
>> > I need some help from one of you Arduino gurus.
>> >
>> > I want to talk to the Arduino serial interface from a Fedora Linux
>> system. I
>> > know how to do the Arduino side, using Serial.available, Serial.read,
>> > Serial.write etc.
>> >
>> > My problem is how to talk from the Linux end. All the examples I see
>> are
>> > Windows based and use Thierry Schneider's Serial C++ Library for
>> Win32. What
>> > do I use as the Linux equivalent?
>> >
>> > It's not as simple as just writing the the Linux device (in this case
>> > /dev/bus/usb/004/081). I suspect I need something rather cleverer,
>> but I
>> > don't know what it is.
>> >
>> > Any help much appreciated. I'm trying to help a youngster set up an
>> Arduino
>> > based face tracker, driven by OpenCV face detection on the Linux box.
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> >
>> >
>> > Jeremy
>> >
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