Maxuino.org Website Review

For those of you who have been frustrated by Maxuino’s out of date support for Live, I would suggest you check out the new Connection Kit For those of you that want some additional reading and help with electronics, the renowned artist Ken Rinaldo It is online, free, and uses Maxuino extensively as it covers how to wire up and operate things from servos to LEDs to cams. It also has sections dedicated to resource lists detailing places to buy electronics, festivals to see great work, and much more. Autopoiesis 2000 by Ken Rinaldo at the Kiasma Museum in Helsinki Finland now adding a video series designed to get you going with Maxuino. The 4 part series takes you thru loading Firmata to using the Maxuino GUI. We hope people will find these helpful! More to come, specifically tutorials on stepper motors, i2c, the great new save functionality, and more. Let us know if there is a particular topic you want to see us explain via video. First up is a tutorial for getting Maxuino running with Max4Live: And he has also been experimenting with powering up his Nintendo Power Glove with Max and arduino via Maxuino in this 1980’s FYI, we have posted an entirely overhauled code and interface in version 16 and how to best integrate the parts of maxuino you need for your project. You will see that we have made the interface more optional. All features except the stepper motors work with the standardFirmata that ships with the arduino IDE. All features should work with all arduino compatible booards and have been tested with Unos, Megas, and Te*nsys. bugs or feature requests should be added here or emailed to us asap. We are devoting a full week to adding great new features and creating a much better set of learning tools. Watch here for updates. For those who might be interested, I am offering 2 workshops while I am in Buenos Aires Argentina next week (25 and 27 Oct.).  See the Day 1 will be a basics of arduino, firmata, Max and Maxuino Day 2 will be a de*per look at programming the arduino and various