Fwd: Arduino freelance project

[marc barto]

Hi all

Forwarding below a message from Ana who's looking for (paid) help on her project, feel free to get in touch directly with her if interested.

Marc

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From: <ana_l...@hotmail.com>
Date: 17 December 2015 at 14:34
Subject: Arduino freelance project
To: London Arduino Group <lond...@googlegroups.com>

Hello,

Im an MA student at Central Saint Martins, London. 

I'm looking to produce a touch sensitive map of East London for an exhibition in January. 

6 touch sensors each linked to a short audio file.

I've got:

x1 Arduino Leonardo

x1 Arduino Uno

x1 Adafruit Music Maker MP3 shield (for Arduino)

x1 breadboard

x1 8gb card with adapter

x6 mp3 audio files

x0 knowledge of anything Arduino

The deadline is 4th Jan 2016

I have a tiny budget and will credit you in the exhibition and in any print materials. 

If you are interested in helping please get in touch:

e: ana_l...@hotmail.com

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[Adrian Godwin]

I think a Bare Conductive board will pretty much do this out of the box

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[Benjamin Blundell]

I do find these emails a little odd… CSM has (or perhaps did) have a good guy there employed to do this sort of thing - 4D is the department. I presume they are still going? 

[marc barto]

We have a fair amount of these requests from students of various unis, they usually all have in common a short deadline so I think that's partly the answer to your question there :)

Personally I welcome connections between students and the group, sometimes they bring their finished projects, I've seen some impressive stuff.

Marc

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[Stefan Sabo]

I see some similarity with Ana :-)

x0 knowledge of anything Arduino

:-) I am BFU of Arduino, and have 2 months to learn maximum what I can :-)

Marc, I must say, as seen big potential to grow up  Group, when this connections with students of UNI goes to regular touch within them and "NotJustArduino" Group... Any young peoples, little, more, or serious interested to IoT must be (of course within common sense and ability to do it) welcome... shortage of time, financial etc., is isgnificant for any student :-)

Anyway people, I will have shortly some exciting news about resurrection of CAMPUS PARTY EUROPE.. Some of people at Hack Space was at CPEU3 2013 London, The O2, and I guess not more of us know "original" style, which was at Berlin one year ago (CPEU2 / 2012). Next European event should be at May 2016, Utrecht, Netherland, little bit smaller (not 10k people, like Berlin or London), around 3k people, and, hope, next local then at Italy later 2016. One of main part of tis event is IoT at general, robots, etc etc.

Dne čtvrtek 17. prosince 2015 15:03:48 UTC marc barto napsal(a):

[ana_l...@hotmail.com]

A Bare Conductive Board looks straight forward yes - thank you!

CSM has a lot of students and is probably understaffed in these areas. 

There seems to be so many Arduino options and big gaps in demo videos, which with little existing knowledge are hard to fill. 

Does anyone know if I can programme voice recordings to play instead of keyboard noises on a Bare Conductive Board?

Thanks!