Friday, November 30, 2018

Craigslist is quietly changing how much Americans throw away

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Via Fastcompany

The average American generates about 1,500 pounds of garbage annually, and then spends lots of tax dollars disposing of it. Even as recycling has taken off across the country in recent decades, the volume of all this trash has kept growing–albeit at a slower pace. Since I research how people are using the internet to reuse products, share resources, and generally make more sustainable choices, I decided to see whether Craigslist might be helping to at least slow the pace of solid waste growth.

Craigslist is the best-known website for buying and selling, or simply giving away, used stuff. Others include Freecycle, LetGo, Gumtree, and OLX.

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Extremely Accurate Atomic Clocks

via Gizmodo

Physicists have created atomic clocks so precise that they can measure deformations in spacetime itself, according to new research.

We don’t all experience time passing equally—time passes more slowly closer to something massive’s gravitational pull, as famously theorized by Albert Einstein. And since gravity is typically interpreted as the way mass warps space itself, that means a precise-enough atomic clock could serve as a scientific tool for measuring how objects change the shape of their surrounding space.

“We’ve reported measurements of two clocks that in principle exceed our ability to account for [this effect] across the surface of the Earth,” Andrew Ludlow, physicist at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Boulder, Colorado, told Gizmodo.

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Making Bubbles! #SaturdayMorningCartoons

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What goes into making a bubble and simple objects around the house to help you make a whole bunch of them. via howtoons

water, dish soap, glycerin, six pack rings, straws, wire, soda bottles, and paper cups.

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Each Saturday Morning here at Adafruit is Saturday Morning Cartoons! Be sure to check our cartoon and animated posts both nostalgic and new that inspire makers of all ages! You’ll find how-tos for young makers, approaches to learning about science and engineering, and all sorts of comic strip and animated Saturday Morning fun! Be sure to check out our Adafruit products featuring comic book art while you’re at it!

How to Setup Nextcloud on a Raspberry Pi


quidsup shared this project on Youtube!

How to setup Nextcloud server on a Raspberry Pi and use an external USB harddrive for the data storage. Host your own Cloud service with free open source software.

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Raspberry Pi Portable Projector Gaming System: Pi-Go Portable #piday #raspberrypi @Raspberry_Pi

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Shared by JuanC406 on Instructables:

I wanted to create a gaming system that can be used anywhere for someone who doesn’t like taking bigger consoles to friends houses.

The first thing I had to do was download the OS Retropi on the SD card for the Raspberry Pi. I followed along step by step from a youtube video to help along this process. I then had to configure my usb controller.

Learn more!


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MakeCode Course for Circuit Playground Express

Who is this for?

You!

The course provides entry-level help on coding and making, and then to point the way for increasing sophistication and challenge for those who are ready.

The hope is that everyone from the history teacher who’s an inexperienced coder but wants his students to do a making and coding project as part of a unit, to the professional coder who wants to share her love of code by creating a weekend makers’ workshop, to the kid who just likes to make stuff, will find value here.

CircuitPython snakes its way to SparkFun Pro nRF52840 Mini @sparkfun @circuitpython @arduino #circuitpython #arduino

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One of our goals with making a great open-source platforms is for not only the community to learn from, use, and extend them, but other companies that also do open-source hardware and software to use and extend. We are thrilled to see CircuitPython on the SparkFun Pro nRF52840 Mini – Bluetooth Development Board – DEV-15025.

The board comes pre-programmed with a USB bootloader. You can develop programs for the nRF52840’s Cortex-M4 using either Arduino, Circuit Python, or C (using Nordic’s nRF5 SDK), and load that compiled code using a USB serial or mass-storage interface.

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Check out the nRF52840 Development with Arduino and CircuitPython guide and it’s worth noting a lot of the advances in development for dev boards is a result of the open-source uf2 bootloader (thanks Microsoft!) and the Arduino core is also from Adafruit.

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The bootloader that ships on this board is heavily based on Adafruit’s nRF52 Bootloader. This is an extremely well-designed UF2, CDC, and DFU bootloader that provides extensive bootloading support to Nordic’s nRF52 (nRF52840 and nRF52832) products.

Yay!

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The Adafruit Feather nRF52840 will be shipping soon we’ve previewed it a few times on our weekly show and Python on hardware newsletter (sign up!), we have some changes to the software and some final testing on the hardware we do first, expect it in the Adafruit store soon 🙂


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It’s never been a better time to jump in to the Code + Community … CircuitPython! Join us and 9,000+ other humans, on discord in the CircuitPython channel! https://adafru.it/discord

Cars and Gary Numan and Gary Numan’s “Cars” | Light and sound #adabox10

When looking at the joys and wonders of light and sound, I couldn’t help but think of Gary Numan playing “Cars” on a bunch of cars in this old advertisement for batteries. Check out the clip and the making-of feature below.

Over three days in the desert, a team of six engineers worked on 24 cars and removed the batteries from each. Instead, they connected them all together to a central computer and a keyboard. The horns inside the cars were removed and instead an MP3 player was used to tune it. The entire set-up was hooked to one DieHard battery.

As Numan hit each key on his keyboard, the software turned on the lights and sound for the corresponding car, says Brent Bushnell, who works at the Labs. Since the stock car horns in each car couldn’t be tuned, the group inserted their own horns into each car. The horns were tuned using MP3 players. When Numan pressed a key, a signal was sent to a controlling computer which called on a relay to activate the horns and lights simultaneously.  – WIRED

The lad stays busy. In my view Pure from 2000 is especially underrated.


Adabox10

The upcoming ADABOX 10 is a multi-sensory feast of light and sound. All throughout the month of November we’ll be posting up what inspired us to create one of our favorite ADABOX yet that YOU can get delivered in December if you sign up now! http://www.adabox.com/ Give ADABOX as a GIFT or treat yourself to sonic and photonic goodness.


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New Products 11/28/18 Featuring Adafruit #I2C #AudioBonnet for #RaspberryPi (Video)

New Products 11/28/18 Featuring Adafruit #I2C #AudioBonnet for #RaspberryPi (Video)


GPIO Tic Tac Toe #piday #raspberrypi @Raspberry_Pi

via KennerAndy on instructables

Probably, for the Latin American speaking, pronouncing the name of this simple but very popular game can be quite confusing, due to the large number of names attributed to it, among which are: “el Gato”, “el tatetí” “,” the three in a row “among others.
Throughout history have appeared many applications to carry out this game, call it: wooden boards, cell phone app, paper with pencil etc.
This small instruction corresponds to one of these applications in which programming and circuitry obtained in previous courses to the computer engineering race is implemented, it offers a control interface to make this video game as interactive as possible with the users.

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Diabetics Are Hacking Their Own Insulin Pumps #piday #raspberrypi @Raspberry_Pi

A Raspberry Pi could help automate insulin dosages. Via CNBC on YouTube:

There is a revolution in the Type 1 diabetes community and thousands of people are now hacking their insulin pumps for better blood sugar management. CNBC’s Erin Black, who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes 20 years ago, decided to try out the hacked system. Here’s what happened.

Type 1 diabetes is a disease that affects more than 1.2 million Americans. I’m one of them.

It’s a disease that impairs the body’s ability to produce the hormone insulin, which normally comes from the pancreas. So insulin has to be injected.

Managing blood sugars can be very difficult, and patients use a pump to help mimic the activity of the pancreas. However, pumps don’t automatically adjust insulin levels for diabetics. And the manual process is tedious and can be dangerous.

But a few years ago, people figured out how to hack their insulin pumps to make them automatically adjust insulin levels more precisely.

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Designing a Raspberry Pi Curing Chamber ( in Progress) #Raspberrypi


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AustinS136 shared this guide on Instructables!

Curing chamber’s aren’t inherently complex, there have been cured meats since before modern technology, but that’s why automating one isn’t too hard. You simply need to control a few factors: temperature, humidity, and airflow. This can all be easily accomplished with some kind of old refrigerator, a humidifier, and a fan. Add a Raspberry Pi in the mix and you can easily design a system that will automatically run at the desired temperature and humidity as well as keep fresh air flowing.

Note: This is intended to be a design guide and not an instruction manual. The actual build will be covered later with pictures and video. The build will detail all the other parts (wires, power equipment, etc.) needed to fully assemble to project.

See more!

From the Forums: Arduino Controlled Christmas Tree – WS2812b RGB LED (NeoPixels) #NeoPixel

Arduino Controlled Christmas Tree - WS2812b RGB LED ("neopixels")

Adafruit forums user adavegetable  has been posting some great NeoPixel effects on the Adafruit Forums over time.

The latest is an Arduino controlled Christmas tree:

Three 50 pixel WS2812b RGB strands, multitasking three separate NeoPixel patterns from three digital output pins. This Candy Cane program is running on an Arduino TinkerKit LCD (a Leonardo clone) driving three separate 50 LED WS2812b strips. By lowering the intensity of all of the pixels (built in to the script) the entire display is powered by a 2.4A USB tablet charger through the USB input on the TinkerKit. By controlling the overall LED intensity, the onboard PTC “fuse” will not overheat nor shut down the processor.

See the Adafruit forum post for this and other creative displays with code.

 

From the Forums: Arduino Controlled Christmas Tree – WS2812b RGB LED (NeoPixels) #NeoPixel

Arduino Controlled Christmas Tree - WS2812b RGB LED ("neopixels")

Adafruit forums user adavegetable  has been posting some great NeoPixel effects on the Adafruit Forums over time.

The latest is an Arduino controlled Christmas tree:

Three 50 pixel WS2812b RGB strands, multitasking three separate NeoPixel patterns from three digital output pins. This Candy Cane program is running on an Arduino TinkerKit LCD (a Leonardo clone) driving three separate 50 LED WS2812b strips. By lowering the intensity of all of the pixels (built in to the script) the entire display is powered by a 2.4A USB tablet charger through the USB input on the TinkerKit. By controlling the overall LED intensity, the onboard PTC “fuse” will not overheat nor shut down the processor.

See the Adafruit forum post for this and other creative displays with code.

 

StereoPi and Oculus Go Stereoscopic #piday #raspberrypi @Raspberry_Pi

StereoPi + Oculus Go stereoscopic video livestream from Евгений Пэ on Vimeo.

via Евгений Пэ on Vimeo

A friend of mine hosts a VR club and asked me if it’s possible to make a 3rd person view in a real life. Thus, we decided to conduct another experiment using our StereoPi (a stereoscopic camera with Raspberry Pi inside).

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Using the micro:bit with the Adafruit Cricket robotics board, first impressions #Adafruit #Crickit @neillbogie @microbit_edu @CoderDogo @Adafruit

first play with @adafruit's Crickit board for micro:bit

Neill Bogie (@neillbogie) writes on Twitter:

A quick first play with @adafruit‘s Crickit board for micro:bit. A really easy to use combo. I followed @CollinMel‘s brilliant drum machine write-up, though I’m more excited to have the @CoderDojo kids use this with the microbit radio comms than MIDI, initially! @microbit_edu

You can find the code on makecode.microbit.org and also on GitHub.

Escape Room Powered by Raspberry Pi @Raspberry_Pi #PiDay #RaspberryPi

via RaspberryPi.org

In case you’re not familiar, an escape room is a physical adventure game in which players solve a series of puzzles and riddles using clues, logic, and strategy to complete the game’s objectives. Many escape room designers use physical computing to control the many sensors and triggers involved in the player experience.

After escaping the room, we got the chance to explore behind the scenes. We found a local network of many Raspberry Pis that are coordinated by a central Raspberry Pi server. The Python Banyan framework is the connective tissue between the Raspberry Pis and their attached components.

See full report!

Mini Apple Lisa Using a Raspberry Pi #piday #raspberrypi @Raspberry_Pi

via AnghelutaA on instructables

For this,you will need:
-A raspberry pi(i used the raspberry pi 3B+ but you can use any pi excpt the zero and zero W)
-A 3D printer(for the case)
-A raspberry pi lcd (I used the Waveshare 2.8A for RPI)
-A cable to connect the pi to the lcd
-A micro SD card over 8GB
-A hot glue gun

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Raspberry Pi Power Consumption Data @Raspberry_Pi #PiDay #RaspberryPi

Handy post from Matt of Raspberry Pi Spy.

Power consumption on the Raspberry Pi is something we have to consider when building Pi projects. This is especially true when those projects are powered from batteries. Knowing how much current your Pi is going to draw allows you to determine what batteries to use and how long it is likely to run.

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The “SAM” SMART Automation & Monitoring Project @Raspberry_Pi #PiDay #RaspberryPi

from Jade Perreault via hackaday.io

As we become more environmentally aware of our surroundings we require more information about it. This series of shields which plugs right onto the Arduino with Arduino compatible pins is capable of sensing a whole bunch of environmental variables including a Digital Gas sensor which measures CO2 and VOC’s an Altimeter which measures Barometric Pressure and Altitude, a one wire Temperature Sensor DS18B20 (Non I2C), a Temperature Humidity Sensor and last but not least a Voltage Current sensor which is capable of sensing Input power or using a clip on Current meter you can sense your house power usage. All this on one small board to see what’s happening real time or go on line and watch your house while your away. In addition we will be adding motion sensors and 120 Volts power supply module to power the whole unit with one plug and activate a relay upon motion or by an application.

See full project!


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HoerspielPi with Raspberry Pi 3B #piday #raspberrypi @Raspberry_Pi

From miroux on vimeo:

This video is intended to show the current state of my project ‘HoerspielPi’ (means ‘RadioplayPi’). I would like to use it one day to make a neat live radioplay, where ambient noise is made by overdubbing loops.

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HoerspielPi with Raspberry Pi 3B #piday #raspberrypi @Raspberry_Pi

From miroux on vimeo:

This video is intended to show the current state of my project ‘HoerspielPi’ (means ‘RadioplayPi’). I would like to use it one day to make a neat live radioplay, where ambient noise is made by overdubbing loops.

See more


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Twitter Powered Holiday Lights @Raspberry_Pi #PiDay #RaspberryPi

from Tyler Lugger via hackster.io

I wanted to make my desk a little festive this Christmas season with a quick project. Two LEDs create the simple circuitry that looked Christmas appropriate but connecting it to Twitter allows me to watch Christmas spirit across the globe!

This project was made very quickly using the nio Platform, a Raspberry Pi, and some quick crafting. Full disclosure, I work for niolabs, a software company that allows you to design this kind of edge logic using our platform and tools.

See full project!


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Thursday, November 29, 2018

Retropie Tactical Field Unit @Raspberry_Pi #PiDay #RaspberryPi

Cool build from Instructables user BenM19.

Have you ever been camping, and really wanted to play Galaga? Get ready for some good news. Behold the Retropie Tactical Field Unit!

This is a portable Raspberry Pi laptop/Retropie setup, enclosed in a waterproof case, similar to a Pelican case. The screen is mounted on the inside of the lid, and the other components are stored in foam pockets in the main part of the case.

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#RaspberryPi WiFi Setup with BerryLan #piday @Raspberry_Pi

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From BerryLan:

HOW DOES BERRYLAN WORK?

If the Raspberry Pi does not have any network connection, it starts a Bluetooth Server. The app discovers that Bluetooth Signal, and connects to it. Then, the Raspberry Pi sends over all the WiFi networks it can currently connect to. The user chooses the WiFi he wants to connect to and enters the password for it. If the connection is successful, the user will see the IP address of the Raspberry Pi and the Bluetooth server will stop broadcasting.

Read more, check out the FAQ, scroll through berrylan on GitHub or check our the BerryLan iOS/Android app.


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Making an LED Matrix Display Controller #piday #raspberrypi @Raspberry_Pi

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Shared by Dave McKelvie on Hackster.io:

This project is about controlling LED matrix displays. It’s about doing the hard work with a microcontroller so that the work left to do on a Raspberry Pi is minimised.

The following diagram represents the system architecture. A Raspberry Pi, on the left, sends text or image data to the display over an SPI interface. The LED controller, in the middle, transforms the display data and generates the control signals required to control the LED matrix display board. The controller then sends the data and control signals over a HUB08 or HUB75 interface to a display on the right. This project is about making the controller, the bit in the middle.

The goal of this project is to make a Pi HAT for LED Matrix displays that supports the HUB08 and HUB75 interface and can drive displays in character or graphical modes. These modes are used to classify the display. Character mode is the simplest. In this mode the Raspberry Pi calls printf style functions with strings of text to write to a display. In graphical mode the Raspberry Pi provides an array of RGB data. Graphical mode will allow you to create static or moving images on the display.

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BB-8 Google Home Costume or BB8 Model #3DPrinting #3DThursday

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CdRsKuLL shared this project on Thingiverse!

I decided my Google home was a bit boring so designed him a BB8 Costume 🙂

If you’re after BB-9 then look here – https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3232347

If you haven’t got a Home, then I’ve also included ‘no speaker’ parts so you can just make him as a model.

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Whoop Gates – Modular System #3DThursday #3DPrinting

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Shared by lmbcrux on Thingiverse:

I started this project a year ago, my ideia with was to make an easy modular system that could create different gates with the shapes and sizes.

Initially i made these to use old used Led strips that i had laying arround. If you don’t have any of led strip i advice you these:

  • 5M WS2812B SMD5050 Non-waterproof LED Strip Light DC5V – https://bit.ly/2Rj63j8
  • Bluetooth APP Smart LED Controller for WS2811 WS2812 RGB Strip Light DC5-12V – https://bit.ly/2ybgSLw
  • Remote Controller for WS2811 WS2812B LED Strip Light DC5-24V – https://bit.ly/2Owv4ss
    You can use any 5v powersupply, a powerbank, or even Lipo using one of these
    2S-6S Lipo to USB Power Converter 5V 2A – https://bit.ly/2OwDzE2

All the gate parts are designed to 10mm Width led strip. You can you use non-waterproof or waterproof led strip. If you find that the waterproof led strip is difficult to pass through the 3dprinted parts, put WD40 in a napkin and softly pass it through the led strip to make it easier to insert in the 3d printed part.

Download the files and learn more


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Every Thursday is #3dthursday here at Adafruit! The DIY 3D printing community has passion and dedication for making solid objects from digital models. Recently, we have noticed electronics projects integrated with 3D printed enclosures, brackets, and sculptures, so each Thursday we celebrate and highlight these bold pioneers!

Have you considered building a 3D project around an Arduino or other microcontroller? How about printing a bracket to mount your Raspberry Pi to the back of your HD monitor? And don’t forget the countless LED projects that are possible when you are modeling your projects in 3D!

Dragonfly from Sci-Fi novel Rocheworld #3DPrinting #3DThursday

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EpicSpaceModels shared this project on Thingiverse

This is the space plane Dragonfly from the novel Rocheworld by Robert L. Foward.

The Dragonfly is a glider-shaped plane with an air tight hull able to fly both in an atmosphere and in vacuum. She is capable of Vertical Take-Off and Landing using two electric fans powered by a nuclear reactor. On Rocheworld, she would assist the first team of explorers to make contact with an alien species…

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Rotary Tumbler #3DThursday #3DPrinting

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Shared by Perinski on Thingiverse:

Sketch for arduino in the archive. But this is an alpha version, it has several flaws, but in general it works. The controller controls the engine by changing the rotation every minute in one direction and then in another. Timer up to 24 hours. Can also be used without a controller. Build details on video.

Download the files and learn more


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Every Thursday is #3dthursday here at Adafruit! The DIY 3D printing community has passion and dedication for making solid objects from digital models. Recently, we have noticed electronics projects integrated with 3D printed enclosures, brackets, and sculptures, so each Thursday we celebrate and highlight these bold pioneers!

Have you considered building a 3D project around an Arduino or other microcontroller? How about printing a bracket to mount your Raspberry Pi to the back of your HD monitor? And don’t forget the countless LED projects that are possible when you are modeling your projects in 3D!

Way Home Meter Dial #3DPrinting #3DThursday

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Witnessmenow shared this project on Thingiverse!

Dial from my way home meter project, a project that displays when you’ll be home based on live traffic details from Google Maps

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NEW GUIDE: MakeCode Course for Circuit Playground Express #CircuitPlaygroundExpress #MakeCode #Education #Makers #Adafruit @MSMakeCode @morrill_rob @Adafruit

MakeCode Course for Circuit Playground Express:

A new guide today in the Adafruit Learning SystemMakeCode Course for Circuit Playground Express.

Are you looking to learn more about STEM/STEAM? Looking at using the Adafruit Circuit Playground Express? Need course materials?

Then this is the guide for you. Thanks to the Microsoft MakeCode team and Rob Morrill for their hard work with all these materials!

See the new guide here.

NEW GUIDE: MakeCode Course for Circuit Playground Express #CircuitPlaygroundExpress #MakeCode #Education #Makers #Adafruit @MSMakeCode @morrill_rob @Adafruit

MakeCode Course for Circuit Playground Express:

A new guide today in the Adafruit Learning SystemMakeCode Course for Circuit Playground Express.

Are you looking to learn more about STEM/STEAM? Looking at using the Adafruit Circuit Playground Express? Need course materials?

Then this is the guide for you. Thanks to the Microsoft MakeCode team and Rob Morrill for their hard work with all these materials!

See the new guide here.

Forbes – The Top 50 Women In Tech 2018 – Limor Fried @forbes @adafruit

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Forbes – The Top 50 Women In Tech 2018. Our Ladyada made the list this year! Thank you to everyone here at Adafruit that makes what Limor does possible, it’s a team of people that makes Adafruit… Adafruit! And thank you to our community and our customers!

Women don’t wait for the future. The 2018 Inaugural Top 50 Women In Technology lists identify three generations of forward-thinking technologists leading more than a dozen tech sectors across the globe. In November, we introduce America’s top 50 women working in STEM. The Forbes Europe list, which began this multipart series, launched on the eve of Ada Lovelace Day in October, honoring the first computer programmer. We close out the year with the Top 50 tech Moguls, Founders, Engineers, Innovators and Warriors in the world. *who happen to be women

Full list:

Anne Aaron
Sylvia Acevedo
Tamar Bercovici
Perianne Boring
danah boyd
Joy Buolamwini
Ursula Burns
Amy Chang
Sarah Clatterbuck
Cindy Cohn
Morgan DeBaun
Jennifer Doudna
Rana el Kaliouby
Li Fan
Judy Faulkner
Kathryn Finney
Celeste Fralick
Limor Fried
Jocelyn Goldfein
Diane Greene
Arquay Harris
Rachel Haurwitz
Alyssa Henry
Ayanna Howard
Mary Lou Jepsen
Maria Klawe
Daphne Larose
Fei-Fei Li
Holly Liu
Komal Mangtani
Laura Mather
bethanye McKinney Blount
Erie Meyer
Katie Moussouris
Neha Narkhede
Jennifer Pahlka
Tal Rabin
Carol Reiley
Tammarrian Rogers
Ginni Rometty
Mona Sedky
Gwynne Shotwell
Kamakshi Sivaramakrishnan
Lisa Su
Therese Tucker
Sherry Turkle
Niniane Wang
Padmasree Warrior
Tracy Young
Michelle Zatlyn