I figured I had to mention this: http://training.oreilly.com/arduino/. It’s a pretty big deal (well, I think so anyways).

Also, for anyone interested in data visualization, the London Data store is releasing scads, gobs, mounds, piles, of data free for anyone to use: check here for more info http://twitter.com/londondatastore

Useful and interesting. More here

Just wanted to put this up in case anyone was interested in exploring these further: the site is falstad.com and is a great resource for anyone interested in learning more about components, circuit design, the laws of electricity, or just messing about.

Though you can always just stop by and say hello, I may be rather bored :) More info on where the booth is here

You want to do it. It’s going to make your life easier, especially if you’re doing something big. There are steps up on the Processing site but I think these courtesy of the processing forum user ‘letsgooutside’, are much easier. Here are the steps to follow:
1. Make a new Java project
2. Add a new folder [...]

This is amazing, definitely excited to get my hands on one of these. I’ve got ideas aplenty already.
More info available at Seeeduino

Check it out at Vague Terrain

The rather remarkable Julian Oliver has released the source code for his beautiful “improved reality” project Artvertiser. I highly recommend checking it out here

I always find the way that the artists work fascinating. Damian Stewart is keeping an on-going blog about his process as he creates a work called Luciolinae in Slovenia and it’s very interesting reading.

Euphorie is stupidly beautiful.
The project Euphorie was born from the desire to develop a project based on the interaction between video, sound, movement and accidents of life as a 40-minute theatrical performance tools powered by low-tech

EUPHORIE / P.Burst / 02.10 from 1024 on Vimeo.
No video for this one, but:
Created by Edhv using openFrameworks, Processing, Applescript, [...]