Chelsea the Destroyer
Member Since: May 31, 2012
Country: United States
Our very own Derek wrote a book! While we wait for the June publishing date, we asked him how it went.
Based on our behavior in previous years we should not be allowed back, but here we come.
Tune in at 3:00 to watch Pete and Nate laugh nervously at each other and answer your questions!
Roberto Marquez is joining us for three weeks to work on polishing and beefing up his DIY MP3 player!
A SparkFun customer wows us with the project he made using one of our sponsorships!
SparkFun welcomes yet another Pete into the fold - meet Pete Marchetto, hacker extraordinaire.
Our newest hacker team is working remotely with us from Amsterdam to make a group-played instrument.
Brendan joins us from a high-end lighting studio in NYC to work on an experimental dimmer.
If you've been waiting on the edge of your ergonomic desk chair for the next SparkFun Live build, sit back and bask in your adjustable lumbar support, because today's the day!
I wrote a tutorial about how to make a nightlight with ELastoLite. It's pretty ok, so check it out. DO IT.
We sat down with engineering superheroes Jeri and Rick at this year's Consumer Electronics Show to talk about castAR, Kickstarter and the value of accidental discoveries!
We have a new friend! His name is Matthew Burmeister, and he loves the weather. We also have some updates on our past hackers!
Join us for the next episode of SparkFun Live, where engineer Mike Hord will help us build a coin-operated insult generator for all your insulting needs.
We hosted some representatives from cutting-edge library programs in Tennessee to play with hardware and share what they're up to!
We sponsored an electronics lab at Skyline High School as part of the Race to the Top grant program!
Julián is joining us from Argentina, to work on adding SparkFun parts to his miniBloq programming environment!
Today's the day! Join us as we build a random pick-up line generator on this edition of SparkFun Live!
Soft Circuits: LED Feelings Pizza
February 13, 2013
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Well, here are the slides, materials list and templates we use to teach the course. Enjoy!
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Well, happy birthday!
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We try to do everything we can to help our hackers complete their projects during the time they’re here, but fortunately all our hackers are very ambitious and passionate about their projects, and often times their work carries on after they leave. We do our best to keep tabs on their progress off-site, and try to give you guys updates as we receive them! For instance, our first hackers completed their tutorial for the tethered quadcopter, hacker Sophie Kravitz finished her tutorial for Hacking the MindWave Mobile, hacker Josh Datko helped us develop the CryptoCape for the BeagleBone Black, and Julian da Silva Gillig successfully integrated our RedBot and RedBoard platforms to the miniBloq programming environment - GitHub repository here. We’ll continue to give you updates on our hackers' projects as they complete them!
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No way man, it’s new slang for “has”…
fixed.
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Hi Conn! Glad you like our lunchbox - we had them made for SparkFun’s 10th anniversary last year. We ordered our lunchboxes from here (also in the project wishlist) - Evan painted his red - and graphics guru Nic designed the image on it, which you can find a pdf of here.
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Great point! We have been keeping an eye on our hackers' projects as they progress, and so far, our first hackers, Tara Tiger Brown and Sean Bonner, are the first to have created a completed project and tutorial. All of our hackers are awesomely ambitious and creative, and in most cases two weeks hasn’t been enough time to have a project or tutorial to share with everyone. We may end up extending the residency timeframe, but in the meantime we’ll try to do a better job of keeping you updated on their progress and results!
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We never underestimate the dangers of breath-baiting.
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Coooool - send the footage our way when all is said and done, we’d love to see it!
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Nope! We just pick the best of all the entries. Go crazy!
