Posted by Sarah on May 13th, 2013 | 0 comments
When designing signs in Columbus, there are three major things that you need to do to design and create an effective sign. First, it is important that you keep your sign and message simple so that people who will only see it briefly can understand it. Second, your sign should include a distinct call to action that encourages its audience to take action. Third, your sign needs to be clean and free...
Posted by Sarah on Oct 5th, 2012 | Comments Off
The past two months have been filled with revisions, revisions, and more revisions!
We did a second run of prototypes three weeks ago – bringing oloduino v2, turing machine v2, siggen v2, and the uPOV to the real world. Major changes made can be found in the repositories on github, but some noticeable modifications include sweet ground planes, mitered traces, and silkscreens all...
Posted by Sarah on Oct 5th, 2012 | Comments Off
With so many buzz-word-products on the DIY Electronics market today, Intro-level electronics enthusiasts are faced with building their wall of knowledge out of ‘black brick kits’, without ever seeing what makes them tick.
We’re here to fix that.