Bringing Hardware to Life with JS and Node
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Come see JavaScript hardware hacking in action. This talk demos a few applications of the Tessel microcontroller, which leverages the power of Node to connect to existing APIs. What happens when you connect Twilio to a sensor? Use Meteor.JS to measure real-world data? Move physical things in response to console commands? Come find out how easy it can be to make hardware talk to the web.
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Bringing Hardware to Life with JS and Node
Kelsey Breseman
Kelsey is an engineer and the director of community at Technical Machine making Tessel, a Javascript-programmable microcontroller. She likes brains, prosthetics, speculative fiction, circus arts, really, really long walks, and giving people superpowers. She is also a neural engineer and has a degree in neural engineering from Olin College.