This past Saturday, I went to NYC Resistor's "Art, Design, and the Arduino Microcontoller: a lineage" gallery party. Curated by Alicia Gibb, the show was a loving tribute to the device. The show had everything from early Arduino prototypes to modern projects made with the microcontroller. Highlights included toy cars hacked to paint like Jackson Pollock, a coffee table that cleans itself, and LED jackets that lit up as you moved. Check out the video highlights below.
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