September 2014
Beginner
243 pages
6h 33m
English
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E-textiles combine sewable electronic components and fiber art.
E-textiles can receive input from sensors and switches and react with the physical environment by moving, flashing lights, producing sounds, and so on, using Arduino-compatible hardware and Arduino programming.
The Arduino microcontroller board was developed in 2002 by software designer Massimo Banzi for his students at the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea in Italy. His goal was to create a tool that would help nontech-savvy ...
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