Good to see you

We had a great time at our first Open House.  About 30 of you came by to play with the BUG firsthand, see the SDK in action, and meet and greet the Bug Labs team.  We had some fantastic questions, ranging from programming the BUG from the command line, what the hardware pinout looks like for constructing custom BUGmodules, and even specifics about the BUGmotion's (motion sensor/accelerometer module) microprocessor and conducting real time data sampling - sweet! Some of the best inquiries to date.  It's great to see so many of you excited to dig in and make the best of BUG.

This also means that we have to do another Open House soon.  For the next event, what do you think? Should we throw in an SDK installfest, BUGapp coding session, hardware demo and spec talk, or something else?  Let us know and stay tuned to bugblogger.com for details on our next get-together.

Thanks again, and hope to see you again soon!

Comments

[Craig Plunkett]

Why don't you do it at a hackerspace like NYCResistor, across the river in Bklyn? I'm sure those folks would be interested in producing modules for Bugs. Maybe a session on arduino to bug interfacing?

[John Smith]

Stop wasting time.

Get the WiFi module out so we can start doing real stuff.

Thanks.