January 23rd, 2008

Bleeding Edge TV: CES 2008: A chat with Bug Labs about the Bug Base



Think Lego Mindstorms meets Radio Shack. Bug Labs has been working on their Bug Basea fully modifiable, open-source gadget building block system. The base itself includes specs similar to “a three-year-old laptop” but includes WiFi and ethernet, USB and more. Once you have the base, you can add additional “modules,” including LCD displays, GPS, cameras, motion sensors and tons more. Each of the modules will require you to program them using a software package similar to VisualStudio in appearance, but everything is open source. Bug Labs has about 80 different sensors on the roadmap right now and they’re constantly interfacing with the community to come up with new ideas.
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One comment to "Bleeding Edge TV: CES 2008: A chat with Bug Labs about the Bug Base"

  1. pip says:

    so how is this a chat?

    its just a very basic outline of spec sheet at best.

    must do far better is my advice if you intend entertaining and informing real tech people.

    January 24th, 2008 at 6:47 pm

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