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  • yogesh January 10, 2011 at 7:07am
    This is fantastic!
  • James January 10, 2011 at 2:44am
    That was really well done. I certainly have Arduino to thank for getting me into both hardware and (belatedly) software development, as well as UAVs, so I'm thankful of that.
  • diego colonnello January 9, 2011 at 7:37pm

    I really want to know David Cuartielles opinion about Ardupilot....

    In my case, Arduino enabled me to enter a beautifull world of new challenges and rewards....... i have made in one and a half year, a robotic arm, two hexapods, two living room navigating bots, one cnc 3d router, two drones and yesterday i almost finished my new Arduino powered CNC foam wire cutter....

  • Sky Monkey January 7, 2011 at 7:16pm

    This is a very well told story.  It explained a lot for me about how arduino came to be what it is.  Although I use PICs and assembly code, the concept of "non-technoids" creating projects/art/design with arduino is wonderful.  This is a fantastic tribute to open source concepts. 

     

    Personally, I see this as a move towards greater civilization.   arduino is an "enabler" tool; it allows those who might otherwise be unable to penetrate the tech world to get into  it and do  wonderful things.

     

    The future is bright.

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