DFRobot
Jan 242012
In this interview, shot in Shanghai, I interview Ricky Ye, the founder of DFRobot, on some interesting aspects and real-world applications of Arduino, the easy-to use hardware platform with a simple programming interface.
If you’re a software dev that’s always been just a little afraid of hardware (like me), check out our conversation and you’ll likely get cured.
And then go read up on Processing. It’s even simpler than Java.
(If you’re interested in learning more about Hackerspace Shanghai, where this was filmed – you can find it here.)
(, full transcript)
Jan 242012
Pete: Hey it’s Pete. I’m in Shanghai China today and I’m at a very cool space called Hackerspace where geeks get together and play with various technology including a lot of robotics related stuff. And today I have the pleasure of talking to Ricky Ye, and Ricky’s the founder of a company called DFRobot and he’s going to tell us little bit about what they’re up to in terms of making Arduino kits which is quite cool, actually.