Monthly Archives: October 2012

I was able to go see Christopher Stapleton presentation but I couldn’t stay for the Q&A, due to me having a math test later on that day. Many of the technology he was using have been around for a couple of years now but not … Continue reading →

Unfortunately, due to the Haunted Hotel, I was not able to go Christopher Stapleton’s talk. The things I found on the internet, however, were very interesting, and I wish that I could have heard him speak. The diversity in his … Continue reading →

Luckily, I could go to Christopher Stapleton’s presentation before work on Thursday. I was a little late for work so I missed last Q&A part, but his speech was very inspiring and interesting. He introduced himself as a Creative Venture Catalyst – … Continue reading →

Christopher Stapleton’s speech was very inspiring. He is a very bright and enthusiastic man who really loves what he does and really wants to improve life in general. I really like the way that he speaks about technology and the … Continue reading →

Unfortunately, I was unable to go to Chris Stapleton’s presentation. So my post is going to be based off what I read on his site. After looking through his site, for some reason the movie Gamer ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1034032/ ) came to … Continue reading →

So I went to Chris Stapleton’s live presentation in the college on thursday, very enlightening I must say. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to stay for the entire hour presentation but I did manage to see most of his stuff. His works that … Continue reading →

I was still struggling to choose my arduino project but finally picked one. I want to try relatively easy project since this is the first time I am playing with arduino. So I just decided I will stick to the first … Continue reading →

This thursday the 18th at 1pm in room v120 we will have a presentation by a special guest, Christopher Stapleton. You are all strongly encouraged to attend.   Christopher Stapleton Research Affiliate, Media Convergence Laboratory MFA, Design for Film, Tisch … Continue reading →

Well, I had intended to do the TinkerKit module-searching exercise. Then I realized all I really need is an Arduino, an 8-ohm speaker, a 100-ohm resistor, and a hook-up wire. All these are listed on Arduino’s tutorial for tone. Well, … Continue reading →