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"It is a scientific fact that these macaques, like all other primates, including humans, are communicating. They communicate in much the same way we do - facial expressions, vocalizations, body postures, those kinds of things." - Jeff Kerr Jeff Kerr is PETA foundations Chief Legal Officer. I asked him to come on the show to talk about one of PETA’s current lawsuits against the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Nathional Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). PETA is arguing that the monkeys being tested on in a government run facility are capable of communication (or “are communicating”). And that we have a constitutional right under the First Amendment to receive their communications. This could be a game changer in allowing us to see what’s really going on in labs that are funded by taxpayer money, and which have so far been censored from public view. PETA’s lawsuit follows years of NIH’s attempts to deny Freedom of Information requests banning PETA executives from its campus and illegally censoring animal advocates’ speech on NIH’s public social media pages. Through the lawsuit, PETA is seeking a live audio-visual feed to see and hear real-time communications from the macaques who have been kept isolated, used in fear experiments, and had posts cemented into their heads. Anthropologists and other scientists have studied macaque and other primate communications for decades and know that the monkeys communicate effectively and intentionally through lip smacking, fear grimaces, body language, and various cries and sounds—all of which constitute speech under the law. Primatologists can analyze that speech on a deeper level to share their stories with the world.…
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محتوای ارائه شده توسط Paul Cutler. تمام محتوای پادکست شامل قسمت‌ها، گرافیک‌ها و توضیحات پادکست مستقیماً توسط Paul Cutler یا شریک پلتفرم پادکست آن‌ها آپلود و ارائه می‌شوند. اگر فکر می‌کنید شخصی بدون اجازه شما از اثر دارای حق نسخه‌برداری شما استفاده می‌کند، می‌توانید روندی که در اینجا شرح داده شده است را دنبال کنید.https://fa.player.fm/legal
CircuitPython core developer Dan Halbert joins the show and shares how to build CircuitPython from source.
Dan was previously a guest on episode 28.
Follow the show on Mastodon or Bluesky and join our newsletter.
00:00 Intro
00:24 When would someone want to build CircuitPython?
2:23 The pre-requisites for building CircuitPython and the Building CircuitPython Learn Guide
5:15 Building for different hardware ports using git submodules
6:46 Usage of Python in the build process and virtual environments
9:11 Asking for help in the Adafruit Discord
9:34 Adding a new board to CircuitPython and How to Add a Board Learn Guide
13:58 Obtaining a vendor ID and product ID
16:49 Adding the board to circuitpython.org and its Learn Guide
18:13 Advice for building CircuitPython (XKCD)
21:10 Wrap-up
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CircuitPython core developer Dan Halbert joins the show and shares how to build CircuitPython from source.
Dan was previously a guest on episode 28.
Follow the show on Mastodon or Bluesky and join our newsletter.
00:00 Intro
00:24 When would someone want to build CircuitPython?
2:23 The pre-requisites for building CircuitPython and the Building CircuitPython Learn Guide
5:15 Building for different hardware ports using git submodules
6:46 Usage of Python in the build process and virtual environments
9:11 Asking for help in the Adafruit Discord
9:34 Adding a new board to CircuitPython and How to Add a Board Learn Guide
13:58 Obtaining a vendor ID and product ID
16:49 Adding the board to circuitpython.org and its Learn Guide
18:13 Advice for building CircuitPython (XKCD)
21:10 Wrap-up
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In the final episode of season 5, Justin Myers joins the show. Justin shares how he created the new connectionmanager library for networking in CircuitPython. Follow the show on Mastodon or Bluesky for news of when the show will return. Show Notes 00:00 Intro 00:21 Justin’s start with computers 1:11 Discovering electronics 2:15 Discovering CircuitPython 3:02 ConnectionManager 4:55 How does connectionmanager work? 7:10 What were the challenges in creating connectionmanager ? 8:35 Software testing framework 11:21 Which board? 13:25 Wrap-up…
Cooper Dalrymple, who recently was a guest on the Audio Effects Panel Discussion, joins the show. He shares how he got started with electronics, his music background, what’s next for CircuitPython’s audio effects, and more. 00:00 Welcome 00:26 Cooper’s start with computers and electronics 1:31 Discovering CircuitPython 5:57 Cooper’s music background 8:18 Designing hardware 13:26 Advantages between CircuitPython and Arduino 19:03 What’s next in audio effects? 21:41 Learn more about Cooper Tindie Store YouTube GitHub 23:02 Which board? 24:04 Wrap-up…
Tim Cocks, better known as foamyguy in the Adafruit community, shares his experiences in designing games for CircuitPython. Tim and Paul also discuss some recent games Tim has worked on. 00:00 Intro 00:16 Tim’s start with computers 1:48 Discovering CircuitPython 8:16 Challenges designing games for microcontrollers 13:16 1D Chomper 15:44 Blinka Says 18:58 Karel the Robot 23:24 Which microcontroller? 25:42 Wrap-up…
Cooper Dalrymple, Jeff Epler, Mark Komus, and Tod Kurt join the show to discuss the new audio effects available in CircuitPython. 00:00 Welcome 00:19 Mark’s inspiration for adding audio effects 1:46 Mark’s drum gist 4:23 The new audio effects available in CircuitPython 8:02 LFOs 10:30 Synthio vs Audio Effects 11:36 MP3 Bass and Treble Control 12:48 The RP2350 17:34 RP2350 vs RP2040 18:11 Audio on Espressif 19:50 Guitar pedals 26:59 Future projects 29:59 CircuitPython Karaoke 30:42 CircuitPython Audio Effects Tricks 32:38 Wrap-up…
Liz Clark and Noe Ruiz join the show and share how they collaborate on projects, where they get inspiration, and share some of their favorite projects. Follow the show on Mastodon or Bluesky . Show Notes 00:00 Intro 00:21 Project inspirations 4:17 Iterating on a project 6:09 Working together to improve a project 8:01 Noe’s favorite project - Adabot 9:41 Liz’s favorite project - the Midi Fighter 11:00 The MX Guitar r 15:12 The The CircuitPython Motorized Camera Slider 17:09 The Jack-o-lantern PropMaker 19:24 The NFC Rapsberry Pi Media Player 24:02 The RP2350 Audio Reactive Video Synth 29:18 Wrap-up…
Jan Goolsbey and Tod Kurt return to the show and share their experience in writing libraries and drivers for the CircuitPython Community Bundle. Follow the show on Mastodon or Bluesky and join our newsletter . Guests: Jan Goolsbey - Jan’s GitHub repositories Tod Kurt Tod’s GitHub repositories 00:00 Welcome 00:18 The CircuitPython Community Bundle 2:01 When is your code is ready for the bundle? 2:50 Creating a library using cookiecutter Creating and sharing a CircuitPython library Learn Guide 9:01 Documentation requirements 11:15 Submitting a library to the Community Bundle 14:22 Circup 15:37 Advice for someone sharing their first library 19:03 Can a library move to the Adafruit CircuitPython Bundle? 22:46 Licensing 24:10 Libraries Jan and Tod have written PaletteFader RuhRohRotaryIO 29:22 Hidden gems in the Community Bundle Atari Punk Console 34:17 Wrap-up…
CircuitPython core developer Dan Halbert joins the show and shares how to build CircuitPython from source. Dan was previously a guest on episode 28 . Follow the show on Mastodon or Bluesky and join our newsletter . 00:00 Intro 00:24 When would someone want to build CircuitPython? 2:23 The pre-requisites for building CircuitPython and the Building CircuitPython Learn Guide 5:15 Building for different hardware ports using git submodules 6:46 Usage of Python in the build process and virtual environments 9:11 Asking for help in the Adafruit Discord 9:34 Adding a new board to CircuitPython and How to Add a Board Learn Guide 13:58 Obtaining a vendor ID and product ID 16:49 Adding the board to circuitpython.org and its Learn Guide 18:13 Advice for building CircuitPython ( XKCD ) 21:10 Wrap-up…
Welcome to a new episode of The CircuitPython Show! Bradán Lane joins the show for a second time and shares his process, tips, and tricks for designing a PCB that uses CircuitPython. We’re now on Bluesky! 00:00 Welcome Bradán Lane homepage Bradán on The CircuitPython Show episode 19 00:24 Recommended tools EasyEDA KiCad 2:54 Where to start when designing a board? 4:24 Finding open source hardware examples and schematics Adafruit Solder Party 7:02 Designing a board to support CircuitPython 9:00 The board layout and its constraints 12:28 Creating a feature board aka the kitchen sink 14:12 Picking out parts and components 17:14 Placing parts on the board 19:19 Advice for new board designers 20:37 The DC NextGen Graffiti Badge 25:28 Getting CircuitPython to run on a board 29:39 Wrap-up…
Jan Goolsbey joins the show for his second visit. He shares how he built a weather monitoring system using sensors, weather APIs, display devices, CircuitPython, and Adafruit IO. Jan was previously a guest on episode 33 . The CircuitPython Show is now on Bluesky! Show Notes 00:00 Intro 00:16 Welcome Jan 00:28 The start of the weather system 2:09 How to solve the corrosion problem 4:50 Internet connected sensors with a PyPortal and Adafruit IO 7:43 Adding external weather conditions from an API to Adafruit IO 9:47 Evolving into a combined weather system 12:40 Discovering Apple WeatherKit integration in Adafruit IO+ 14:00 Version 1 of the weather system architecture 14:52 What were the challenges in the new architecture? 17:20 Multiple display devices and Adafruit IO throttling 20:55 Version 2 architecture: Remix 22:34 The user interfaces 27:09 What’s next? 29:09 Wrap-up Correction: Jan referred to Jerry Needell as working at Apple instead of Adafruit. Follow Jan on Bluesky . View Jan’s projects on the Adafruit Playground .…
The CircuitPython Show returns! To kick off season five, Paul welcomes Aaron Pendley, who is known by squid.jpg in the Adafruit community. They discuss how Aaron got started with computers, how he discovered CircuitPython, and a number of his projects. Follow the show on Mastodon or Bluesky . Show Notes 00:25 Welcome Aaron and his start with computers 4:23 squid.jpg 5:18 Discovering CircuitPython 8:03 The Top-Secret Lunchbox 12:11 The Zapper lights / sound mod 16:24 The Wii Nunchuk USB Adapter 17:22 The WiFi Matrix Keypad Remote 20:02 Sparkle Specs firmware for Adafruit LED Glasses 22:44 Which microcontroller? 23:33 Wrap-up Follow Aaron on Bluesky Visit Aaron’s Adafruit Playground page…
It’s the final episode! Tod Kurt returns and serves as guest host and interviews Paul. Paul shares how he started with open source, his favorite project, exciting things coming to CircuitPython, and more. 00:00 Welcome 00:40 How Paul first got started with computers 1:45 Paul’s start with open source 5:10 Learning Python Talk Python training courses 6:38 Discovering CircuitPython 8:50 Paul’s favorite CircuitPython project SilverSaucer.com 13:22 Exciting things coming to CircuitPython Memento Camera USB host Scott Shawcroft’s CircuitPython 2024 blog post 16:34 What would Paul like to see in CircuitPython in the future? 17:55 Tod’s thank you for The CircuitPython Show 18:55 Where to learn more about Paul’s work? paulcutler.org - blog and project page 19:25 Which board?…
CircuitPython core developer Jeff Epler joins the show. He and Paul discuss how he sees his role as a core developer, adding JPEG support to CircuitPython, and adding over 2000 new fonts. 00:27 Welcome Jeff and his start with computers 00:54 How Jeff started with open source 1:45 Discovering CircuitPython 2:12 Jeff’s role as a CircuitPython core developer 3:43 Retro computing The Commordion: linusakesson.net 4:43 The Memento camera and JPEG support in CircuitPython 7:17 Adding over 2000 new fonts to CircuitPython adafruit/circuitpython-fonts: A collection of PCF-format fonts packaged for easy use in CircuitPython 10:53 Which board? 12:05 Follow Jeff: GitHub Mastodon Blog…
Debra Ansell joins the show and shares how she started with computers and electronics, the Orb-sessed LED Sphere, the PixelBlaze Pillow, and more. 00:30 How Debra started with computers and electronics 2:50 Creating the Orb-sessed LED Sphere 5:08 How CircuitPython helped with the project The Seeed XIAO Sense nRF52840 7:11 Combining maker skills LED Tote Bag Back to the Future 8:27 The PixelBlaze Pillow The PixelBlaze controller 10:32 The WiFI Hot Spot LED Jacket 12:43 Where to learn more about Debra’s projects Geekmomprojects.com Make Magazine Instagram Mastodon : @ geekmomprojects@mastodon.social 13:25 Which board?…
Jan Goolsbey joins the show. He and Paul discuss the CircuitPython Community Bundle, Jan’s contributions to the bundle, his IoT wind chimes project, and the string car racer. Transcripts are available in most podcast players. 00:30 Welcome Jan 2:24 Discovering CircuitPython 3:52 CircuitPython’s Community Bundle 6:10 Jan’s favorite libraries in the Community Bundle: Range Slicer 7:45 Graphics libraries including PaletteFader 9:27 Advice for adding to the CircuitPython Community Bundle 10:30 Using synthio for the Internet of Things Wind Chimes project Wind Chimes repository 14:14 The String Car Racer 19:05 Where to learn more? Adafruit Playground GitHub repository Vintage guitar pedal repair 20:15 Which board?…
Max Lupo joins the show and shares how he uses electronics in his art pieces and installations. 00:00 Welcome Max 00:45 Max’s start with computers and electronics 01:53 Which programming language is best for each art piece? 03:47 Beep-Boopatronics 7:36 Continuous Memory 10:01 The Margin Maker 14:20 Which board? Max’s homepage . Max’s GitHub repositories .…
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Tod Kurt joins the show. Tod shares his synthio boards and discusses his recent trip to Hackaday’s Supercon. 00:00 Welcome Tod 1:00 synthio CircuitPython Day Panel Discussion 1:10 What is synthio in CircuitPython? 2:00 Tod’s custom synthio micrococontroller boards ( todbot/circuitpython-synthio-tricks: tips, tricks, and examples of using CircuitPython synthio 2:10 Tod’s Tindie store 4:30 Tod’s visit to Hackaday’s Supercon 5:22 Lux Lavalier on The Bootloader and in-person 6:30 CircuitPython at Supercon 7:02 Lightning Talks YouTube 8:40 Sprite_tm Jeroen Domburg: Building a Portable Vectrex, The Right Way 10:15 Cuddly Companion Bots Angela Sheehan: Cuddly Companion Bots 11:50 Stargirl’s KiCad Viewer talk 13:22 This year’s SuperCon Badge 15:44 Adding a capacitive touchpad - GitHub repository 17:30 Lack of speaker diversity at Supercon 17:55 Alpenglow’s Mastodon thread on Supercon speaker diversity Alpenglow Industries (@alpenglow@mstdn.social) 20:42 Which board do you reach for when starting a new project? 22:50 Wrap-up Thank you for listening. Until next time, stay positive!…
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Erin St. Blaine joins the show and shares where she finds inspiration, advice for starting Neopixel projects, diffusion tips and tricks, and more. 00:33 Erin’s start with computers and electronics 03:18 Where Erin finds inspiration 04:42 Advice those starting with Neopixel or LED projects 05:43 What were the challenges with LEDs underwater? 08:41 Diffusion tips and tricks 09:52 Favorite Learn Guides 12:17 Which microcontroller?…
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Martin Tan joins the show. He and Paul discuss Martin’s new book, micro:bit Projects with Python and Single Board Computers: Building STEAM Projects with Code Club and Kids’ Maker Groups. Martin’s book at Apress: micro:bit Projects with Python and Single Board Computers Martin’s book at Barnes & Noble 00:40 Martin’s start with computers and electronics 02:25 micro:bit Projects with Python and Single Board Computers: Building STEAM Projects with Code Club and Kids’ Maker Groups 04:06 What is a Code Club? 05:07 Whom is the book intended for? 6:07 How do you keep the kids engaged? 8:44 Scratch, MicroPython and Python curriculums 10:00 How do the kids collaborate? 12:02 Favorite story from running a Code Club 14:33 Which microcontroller?…
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Dan Halbert joins the show and shares how he started with computers, discovering CircuitPython, where CircuitPython might be going next, and more Show Notes 00:31 Dan’s start with computers and electronics 02:54 Making computers easier to use 05:09 Discovering CircuitPython 8:40 Advice for new contributors to CircuitPython’s core 9:40 How CircuitPython is ported to new hardware 11:35 Managing CircuitPython releases 13:49 Where CircuitPython might be going in the near future 16:33 Which board?…
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Ben Shockley, creator of Mini Fig Boards joins the show. He and Paul chat about the Mini Fig boards and how they came to be, how CircuitPython has helped in development, advice for new PCB designers, and more. Show Notes 00:22 Ben’s start with computers and electronics 1:27 The MiniFigure boards - what are they and how did they start? 6:40 Comparing the two MiniFig boards 8:53 How has CircuitPython helped with designing the boards ? 9:51 Advice for people starting out in PCB design 11:50 Which board?…
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Seth Kerr joins The CircuitPython Show and shares what an FPGA is; his creation, the IcyBlue Feather FPGA; and how it might be used with CircuitPython. Visit CircuitPythonShow.com for show notes, transcripts, and more. 00:33 Seth’s start with computers and electronics 01:24 What is an FPGA? 02:27 What are the advantages to using an FPGA? 03:16 Seth’s process to designing boards 05:25 The IcyBlue FPGA Feather 09:42 How could you use the IcyBlue Feather with a CircuitPython microcontroller? 11:55 Programming an FPGA 14:05 Which board?…
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Danny Staple joins the show and discusses his latest book, Robotics at Home with Raspberry Pi PIco. For show notes and transcripts, visit The CircuitPython Show website. Show Notes: 00:00 Intro 00:58 Danny’s start with computers and robotics 01:51 What the reader can expect from Danny’s book, Robotics with Raspberry Pi Pico 03:04 The robotics shopping list 04:30 Challenges with the parts shortage 06:20 What made CircuitPython a good choice for building the robot? 07:40 What were some of the challenges faced when writing the book? 10:25 Using Bluetooth to control the robot 12:56 How did PIO with the Raspberry Pi Pico help when building the robot? 14:32 The Monte Carlo localization algorithm 20:17 Which board?…
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Alec Delaney joins Paul and they discuss how CircuitPython uses continuous integration for development and Alec's CircuitPythonukiah project. This episode is brought to you by PCBWay. Make your dreams a reality with 10 boards starting at only $5! Thank you to PCBWay for their support of The CircuitPython Show. Learn more at PCBWay.com . 2:28 What is continuous integration (CI)? 4:36 How does CI make it easy for developers and contributors? 8:53 What are the challenges in moving to pyproject.toml? 11:11 What are the benefits of pyproject.toml? 14:56 The CircuitPythonukiah 17:14 Which board?…
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Mark Komus joins the show and shares how he started with computers, the Monster Eyes project, contributing to CircuitPython's core, and more. This episode is brought to you by PCBWay. Make your dreams a reality with 10 boards starting at only $5! Thank you to PCBWay for their support of The CircuitPython Show. Learn more at PCBWay.com . 1:00 Welcome and Mark’s start with computers 2:30 Discovering CircuitPython 5:28 The Monster Eyes 8:37 Working on CircuitPython’s core 11:57 Opportunities from CircuitPython 12:50 Which microcontroller? Support the show! If you like what you hear, tell a friend or write a review. Sponsor the show financially - your support goes towards covering the costs of hosting, recording, and transcriptions. Thank you for your support. Learn more .…
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Joey Castillo joins the show. He and Paul discuss the LCD Featherwing, the Open Book and its user interface, and power management. This episode is brought to you by PCBWay. Make your dreams a reality with 10 boards starting at only $5! Thank you to PCBWay for their support of The CircuitPython Show. Learn more at PCBWay.com . Show Notes: 1:12 Welcome and how Joey got started with computers & electronics 2:48 LCD Featherwing and implementing CircuitPython first 5:55 The OpenBook and the user interface 11:10 Managing power consumption 18:08 Which microcontroller? Follow the show on Twitter at @circuitpyshow Support the show! If you like what you hear, tell a friend or write a review. Sponsor the show financially - your support goes towards covering the costs of hosting, recording, and transcriptions. Thank you for your support. Learn more .…
Paul takes the podcast on the road and visits Jason Pecor in Altoona, Wisconsin. Jason shows Paul CircuitPython powered Trolls and shares how they came to be. This episode is brought to you by PCBWay. Make your dreams a reality with 10 boards starting at only $5! Thank you to PCBWay for their support of The CircuitPython Show. Learn more at PCBWay.com . 4:05 How Jason discovered CircuitPython 5:40 Meet the trolls 7:50 The park in the summertime 8:55 Proof of concept using CircuitPython 11:05 CircuitPython hardware in the trolls 12:45 Audio demo 13:30 Surviving the climate 16:05 The Blue Troll 17:41 Which microcontroller? Follow the show on Twitter at @circuitpyshow Support the show! If you like what you hear, tell a friend or write a review. Sponsor the show financially - your support goes towards covering the costs of hosting, recording, and transcriptions. Thank you for your support. Learn more .…
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Jim Mussared, a maintainer of MicroPython, joins the show. He and Paul discuss how MicroPython started, collaborating with CircuitPython, being a maintainer, favorite uses of MicroPython, and more. This episode is brought to you by PCBWay . Make your designs a reality with ten boards starting at only $5! 1:02 Welcome and Jim’s start with electronics 3:02 Damien George starting MicroPython 3:50 MicroPython and CircuitPython 5:32 Collaborating with CircuitPython 6:10 MicroPython’s Strengths 6:45 What is it like to be a maintainer of an open source project? 8:50 Balancing open source and professional work 9:40 Favorite uses of MicroPython 11:10 Performance improvements in MicroPython 14:20 Where is MicroPython going next? 16:20 Which microcontroller?…
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Bradán Lane shares how CircuitPython has helped in creating the JoyPad and LumosRing. This episode is brought to you by PCBWay . Make your designs a reality at only $5 for ten boards at PCBWay . 01:10 Bradan’s start with electronics 02:33 Bradan’s first CircuitPython product: the Joypad 06:25 Customizing the JoyPad 09:07 The LumosRing and LumosStick 15:20 Which microcontroller? Visit CircuitPythonShow.com for show notes and transcripts.…
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Thea Flowers joins the show and shares about her synthesizer company, Winterbloom, and the role CircuitPython has played. Show Notes: 00:30 How Thea first got started with computers 00:50 Discovering CircuitPython 2:25 Thea’s synthesizer company, Winterbloom 3:40 Winterbloom products that use CircuitPython ( Sol and Big Honking Button :) 7:00 Castor and Pollux 8:50 Which microcontroller?…
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Radomir Dopieralski, aka deshipu, joins the show. He shares his interest in computers growing up behind the Iron Curtain, developing games with CircuitPython, robots, and more. Show Notes: 00:15 Welcome and getting started with computers behind the Iron Curtain 1:45 Discovering MicroPython via its Kickstarter 2:50 Handheld games - the Pew Pew family 4:30 Learning Pew Pew in workshops 6:22 How does CircuitPython make it easy to program games? 7:42 What are the challenges in using CircuitPython to program games? 10:30 Robot building 13:30 Fluff bug 14:30 Which microcontroller?…
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