Chapter 9
Learning by Example
In This Chapter
Looking at Arduino projects that are already out in the world
Understanding how they work and why they’re so great
Getting ideas for your own amazing Arduino projects
In previous chapters, I show you the beginnings of Arduino projects, but it can be difficult to know what to do with that knowledge. In this chapter, you read about a few Arduino projects that already exist and are functioning in the world. Read this chapter for a taste of the vast variety of uses and huge potential of Arduino. In this chapter, you discover projects that have used Arduino to create breathtaking art installations, long-lasting interactive exhibitions, and prototypes for products that have made it out into the world.
Skube
The Skube project was developed by Andrew Nip, Ruben van der Vleuten, Malthe Borch, and Andrew Spitz as part of the Tangible User Interface module at the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design (CIID). It is an excellent example of how to use Arduino for product prototyping and development.
Skube (shown in Figure 9-1) is a product that allows you to interact with digital music services that you would usually access on your computer. ...
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