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mrbook.org

My Internet (and MIDI) controlled Necktie – Mrbook's Stuff

http://mrbook.org/blog/2014/05/25/pinoccio-powered-necktie

May 25, 2014. May 25, 2014. My Internet (and MIDI) controlled Necktie. A necktie with NeoPixels sewed into it with conductive thread. Powered by Pinoccio. Internet connected wearable devices are getting more and more common these days. There are many devices available off-the-shelf right now, but there is something special about being able to imagine and create your own. To accomplish this, I truly think the best platform right now is to use a Pinoccio. And a Rest API. For executives at the office, light...

quintenfarmer.com

» quintendf Quinten Farmer

http://www.quintenfarmer.com/author/quintendf

Building the Pinoccio Pomodoro. July 2nd, 2014. This week, I had the chance to hang with the team at Pinoccio – they’re building magical little wireless microcontrollers that talk to each other (via a radio mesh) and to a web API (via wifi). When you combine those boards with prebuilt “backpacks” of sensors and other tools, you get a powerful tool for building your personal internet of things. After poking around with a few ideas, I decided to build a little Pomodoro timer. Nodejs docs can be found here.

quintenfarmer.com

» Uncategorized Quinten Farmer

http://www.quintenfarmer.com/category/uncategorized

Building the Pinoccio Pomodoro. July 2nd, 2014. This week, I had the chance to hang with the team at Pinoccio – they’re building magical little wireless microcontrollers that talk to each other (via a radio mesh) and to a web API (via wifi). When you combine those boards with prebuilt “backpacks” of sensors and other tools, you get a powerful tool for building your personal internet of things. After poking around with a few ideas, I decided to build a little Pomodoro timer. Nodejs docs can be found here.

quintenfarmer.com

» 2014 » July Quinten Farmer

http://www.quintenfarmer.com/2014/07

Building the Pinoccio Pomodoro. July 2nd, 2014. This week, I had the chance to hang with the team at Pinoccio – they’re building magical little wireless microcontrollers that talk to each other (via a radio mesh) and to a web API (via wifi). When you combine those boards with prebuilt “backpacks” of sensors and other tools, you get a powerful tool for building your personal internet of things. After poking around with a few ideas, I decided to build a little Pomodoro timer. Nodejs docs can be found here.

pinoccio.hackster.io

Walkiebot - Pinoccio

https://pinoccio.hackster.io/erictj/walkiebot

Please complete the following to continue:. First name and last name:. Already have an account? Embed the widget on your own site. Add the following snippet to your HTML:. Make a six-legged walking robot and drive it from the Internet! Read up about this project on. Made by Eric Jennings. Make a six-legged walking robot and drive it from the Internet! May 27, 2014. Things used in this project. What's more fun than a six-legged robot, walking around, doing your bidding? This is what you'll make. Now turn ...

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» Building the Pinoccio Pomodoro Quinten Farmer

http://www.quintenfarmer.com/2014/07/02/building-the-pinoccio-pomodoro

Robots, Inequality, and Seattle’s Minimum Wage. Building the Pinoccio Pomodoro. July 2nd, 2014 Author:. This week, I had the chance to hang with the team at Pinoccio – they’re building magical little wireless microcontrollers that talk to each other (via a radio mesh) and to a web API (via wifi). When you combine those boards with prebuilt “backpacks” of sensors and other tools, you get a powerful tool for building your personal internet of things. Nodejs docs can be found here. Turn your LED’s on/...

timsogard.com

Pinoccio Gardenbot - Tim Sogard

http://www.timsogard.com/blog/2014/07/13/gardenbot

Excitable, nerd, tinkerer. Hobby electronics and hardware hacks have always impressed and inspired me, however it wasn’t until 2012 that I picked up a soldering iron to call my own. Since then I’ve been getting into drones and embedded hardware and dreaming about robots. I’ve even been sniffing around the internet of thangs movement that everyone is so exited about. Looking forward to collecting and using that data. Earlier this summer, a friend from Sauce Labs. Told me about the Pinocc.io. Writing a pol...