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FemTech.dk

FemTech.dk is a project supported by the Computer Science Department of the University of Copenhagen (DIKU)

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FemTech DIKU

  • About FemTech.dk
  • CryptoSphere – Open Design Community
    • 01) Installing Arduino IDE, Sparkfun Thing Dev Board ESP8266, & Library folders for Programming LEDstrips and Accelerometer
    • 02) Hello World – making the Thing Blink!
    • 03) Adding a LEDstrip to the microcontroller
    • 04) Experiment with the LEDStrip by changing the code
    • 05) Getting to know the motion sensor: accelerometer and gyroscope
    • 06) Experimenting with the accelerometer and gyroscope
    • 07) Building the CryptoSphere
    • 08) Encrypting and Decrypting Messages with CrytoSphere
    • 09) Reflecting upon the Open Design of CryptoSphere – join the CryptoSphere Community
  • FemTech event: Hack an IKEA bear into Cyber Bear
    • 01) Installing Arduino IDE & Sparkfun Thing Dev Board ESP8266
    • 02) Hello World – make the Thing blink
    • 03) Breaking out on the breadboard
    • 04) Adding a button to the circuit
    • 05) Get the Thing on the Internet
    • 06) Who is CyberBear?
    • 07) What kind of information can the FemTech CyberBear look up?
    • 08) Creating the Textile Button
    • 09) How should the textile button be attached to Cyber Bear
    • 10 ) Wire up the Thing with conductive thread
    • 11) Sew on the LilyPad LEDs
    • 12) CyberBear is done – Pimp it up?
    • 14) php code for the extra interested
  • Teaching Day 2017 at DIKU
    • 00) Installing Arduino IDE & Sparkfun RedBoard
    • 01) Create your own circuit
    • 02) Bubble sort algorithm
    • 03) Visualising a nested “for” loop
    • 04) Interacting with the nested “for” loop
    • 05) Visualising and interacting with the bubble sort

00) Installing Arduino IDE & Sparkfun RedBoard

– The FTDI drivers

http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm

– The Arduino IDE (Please extract the zip file to a location of your choice) –

https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software

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