© 2012 Fabien. All rights reserved.
This week in Barcelona started with the pleasure of having Quadrigram making the cut of the finalist of the Strata 2012 Startup Showcase. The tool is a couple of weeks away from seeing the light and the teaser video is … Continue reading
© 2012 Julian. All rights reserved.
Here’s the current PCB CAD for the Ear Freshener. It’s sorta got two sides, but on the top I basically have a carrier for another board that contains the audio codec device. The components around it are all the brains … Continue reading
© 2012 Nicolas. All rights reserved.
Fabien and Nicolas went to Madrid for a workshop at BBVA innovation about Smart Cities. Organized by Urbanscale (and more specifically by Jeff Kirsh, Adam Greenfield and Leah Meisterlin), it focused on opportunities to use networked data for the client. … Continue reading
© 2012 Julian. All rights reserved.
I think going forward I should do a better job of talking around what we’re working on from a technical point of view, until such time as it’s okay to talk about what we’re doing from a principles, rituals and … Continue reading
© 2011 Nicolas. All rights reserved.
On my side (Nicolas), the week was split between consulting (a workshop about social gaming in France) and different teaching gigs. One of them, at the Swiss Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), is a year-long course about designer’ approaches … Continue reading
© 2011 Julian. All rights reserved.
Whoa. Last week? Well — it was a short one. It was quiet ’round the studio. Which meant that quite concentrated bits of work could happen. Advanced Projects Tippy-Top News — the Project Humbo set is done for Project Audio … Continue reading
© 2011 Julian. All rights reserved.
Never would’ve thought how particular a fella could get about the action of audio controls. I’ve collected an assortment of potentiometers for the audio mixer project. From well-dampened to action that goes tick-tick-tick with detents. The red one in the … Continue reading
© 2011 Julian. All rights reserved.
Well — about half the day..actually more! Spent trying to get a rudimentary single op-amp circuit functioning. I mean…maybe I’m a bit distracted and maybe in a rush. Either way — this should be going easier. I ended up stripping everything … Continue reading
© 2011 Julian. All rights reserved.
Should be simple…here’s the test circuit. It’s derived from the multi-channel mixer below. I’m just testing the circuit. It should basically pass through the one input signal perhaps with some attenuation. Instead, it distorts it all to hell-and-gone. Any ideas? … Continue reading
© 2010 Julian. All rights reserved.
That little guy up above has finally got its own academically written *History. The Arduino is historical! That means something. It means that it is significant enough to warrant a retrospective look back on its when and where and who … Continue reading
© 2010 Julian. All rights reserved.
Boy, that’s one ugly, ugly industrial design *refresh. I have no idea what got into the head of whoever is attempting to design these things, but that first one? The small one on the right? Not great, but it’s basically … Continue reading
© 2009 Julian. All rights reserved.
A ridiculously quaint DB9 connector attached on the far end to some peculiar, but not-mini-USB connector. (Best as I can tell, the thing on the other end is a proprietary connector, but I’m prepared to be proved wrong. Every of … Continue reading