Workshop: Tessel Hack
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Build robots with Node and Javascript! This is free-play hands-on hack time with Tessels: use sensors, connect to the internet, and even make things move. Never used hardware before? No problem! Tessel is designed to be easy for web developers to pick up, and experts Kelsey and Jon are here to help you build.
Kelsey Breseman and Jon McKay are Steering Committee members on the Tessel project, and two of Tessel's creators. Both come from an engineering background: Jon in Computer Engineering, and Kelsey in Neural Engineering. They've been working for the past two years on building Tessel's mission: to create a fully open source hardware & software platform that makes it easy and intuitive to develop Internet-connected devices for software developers.
Check out Tessel's blog here.
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Workshop: Tessel Hack
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.
Jon McKay
Jon McKay is a Steering Committee member on the Tessel project, and is one of Tessel's creators. Jon comes from a Computer Engineering background. He's been working for the past two years on building Tessel's mission: to create a fully open source hardware & software platform that makes it easy and intuitive to develop Internet-connected devices for software developers.
Please log in to watch this conference skillscast.
Build robots with Node and Javascript! This is free-play hands-on hack time with Tessels: use sensors, connect to the internet, and even make things move. Never used hardware before? No problem! Tessel is designed to be easy for web developers to pick up, and experts Kelsey and Jon are here to help you build.
Kelsey Breseman and Jon McKay are Steering Committee members on the Tessel project, and two of Tessel's creators. Both come from an engineering background: Jon in Computer Engineering, and Kelsey in Neural Engineering. They've been working for the past two years on building Tessel's mission: to create a fully open source hardware & software platform that makes it easy and intuitive to develop Internet-connected devices for software developers.
Check out Tessel's blog here.
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE:
- Workshop: Tessel 2 (part 1) (SkillsCast recorded in July 2016)
- FullStack NYC 2020 - The Conference on JavaScript, Node & Internet of Things (in New York on 14th - 15th May 2020)
- FullStack London 2020 - The Conference on JavaScript, Node & Internet of Things (in London on 8th - 10th July 2020)
- Adopt an AI-driven chatbot today + Alexa Bonus (in London on 16th September 2019)
- A special Linuxing In London evening: NVIDIA AI at the Edge (in London on 18th September 2019)
- Communication in a microservice world (SkillsCast recorded in September 2019)
- Raspiscope (SkillsCast recorded in July 2019)
Thanks to our sponsors
Workshop: Tessel Hack
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.
Jon McKay
Jon McKay is a Steering Committee member on the Tessel project, and is one of Tessel's creators. Jon comes from a Computer Engineering background. He's been working for the past two years on building Tessel's mission: to create a fully open source hardware & software platform that makes it easy and intuitive to develop Internet-connected devices for software developers.