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  • iProcessing
    iProcessing is an open programming framework to help people develop native iPhone applications using the Processing language. It is an integration of the Processing.js library and a Javascript application framework for iPhone. The iProcessing download consists of a set of example XCode projects that demonstrate many of the Basic Examples from the Processing […]
  • Liquidware Antipasto: What Open Source Gadgets Can Learn From Corporate Toys
    Over the past couple weeks, I’ve written about the concept of the open source hardware gadget: what it is, and why the world needs something like it. So I spent some time thinking about the “how” of creating open source gadgets. It appears to comprise two parts, planning, and executing, and I’ll try to outline the former here. […]
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  • Open-Mesh
    Open-Mesh creates ultra low-cost zero-config, plug & play wireless mesh network solutions that spread an Internet connection throughout a hotel, apartment, neighborhood, village, coffee shop, shopping mall, campground, marina and just about anywhere else you can imagine. […]
  • A Contract Vocabulary: Part 3 :: iansrobinson.com
    Is the triumvirate of provider, consumer and consumer-driven contracts a true separation of concerns? The goal of any separation of concerns is to allow functions [to] be optimized independently of other functions. Mark Baker suggests that we will have successfully separated concerns if variations in [concern] A do not induce or require a corresponding chang […]
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    The Sensys Wireless Vehicle Detection System was designed around data dependability—the combination of high accuracy and high availability. The Sensys System uses small, in-ground sensors located immediately under passing vehicles. The sensors send unique vehicle information through a wireless link for data collection, control and aggregation. […]
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