How Massimo Banzi’s Arduino microcontroller enabled thousands of people to build everything from toys to drones.
From: Rebel Geeks
Rebel Geeks: Hacking Madrid
Can a technological revolution overcome Spain’s deeply entrenched political elite?
13 Dec 2015
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