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Plug-and-play Physical Computing and Device Prototyping with Jacdac

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Plug-and-play Physical Computing and Device Prototyping with Jacdac. / Devine, James; Hodges, Steve; Ball, Thomas et al.
In: GetMobile, Vol. 28, No. 2, 31.07.2024, p. 38-43.

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Devine, J, Hodges, S, Ball, T, Moskal, M, de Halleux, P, D'amone, G, Gakure, D, Finney, J, Underwood, L, Hartley, K, Oppenheim, M & Kos, P 2024, 'Plug-and-play Physical Computing and Device Prototyping with Jacdac', GetMobile, vol. 28, no. 2, pp. 38-43. https://doi.org/10.1145/3686138.3686149

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Devine, J., Hodges, S., Ball, T., Moskal, M., de Halleux, P., D'amone, G., Gakure, D., Finney, J., Underwood, L., Hartley, K., Oppenheim, M., & Kos, P. (2024). Plug-and-play Physical Computing and Device Prototyping with Jacdac. GetMobile, 28(2), 38-43. https://doi.org/10.1145/3686138.3686149

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Devine J, Hodges S, Ball T, Moskal M, de Halleux P, D'amone G et al. Plug-and-play Physical Computing and Device Prototyping with Jacdac. GetMobile. 2024 Jul 31;28(2):38-43. doi: 10.1145/3686138.3686149

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Devine, James ; Hodges, Steve ; Ball, Thomas et al. / Plug-and-play Physical Computing and Device Prototyping with Jacdac. In: GetMobile. 2024 ; Vol. 28, No. 2. pp. 38-43.

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title = "Plug-and-play Physical Computing and Device Prototyping with Jacdac",
abstract = "Physical computing involves the creation of interactive digital devices that sense and respond to the world around them [1]. Typically, sensors, actuators and communications modules are connected to a microcontroller (MCU) running code that maps sensed inputs into outputs such as lighting, sound and electro-mechanical actuation [7]. This prototyping process builds on a wide range of disciplines including electronics, mechatronics, computer science and software development. It's typically experimental, creative and highly iterative.",
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AU - Gakure, David

AU - Finney, Joe

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