We've got teams PUSHing the N900. You can stay up to date with all the teams by using the RSS feeds, the PUSH N900 Facebook page or @PUSHN900 Twitter feed.
We've got teams PUSHing the N900. You can stay up to date with all the teams by using the RSS feeds, the PUSH N900 Facebook page or @PUSHN900 Twitter feed.
Bikes, phones, data, and micro-controllers
Brett and Sarah are a husband-wife dynamic duo from San Jose, CA who loves to create awesome projects in their spare time. Homemade bikes, boats and more clutter their tiny garage, but their desire to learn new skills and find hidden talents drive them to keep filling it up. This latest adventure pairs some of the things they’re most excited about right now: bikes, phones, data, and micro-controllers.
After this morning’s tense breakfast meeting which saw all three of the PUSH N900 MOD IN THE USA finalists pitching their ideas to the judges and answering their questions, we can now announce …Read more
Robot controllable through commands on Twitter
Seeing all the interesting things people have done with the powerful N900, we wanted to do something that would give everyone first hand experience with one of these creations. Eric came up with the idea of a robot controllable through commands on Twitter from a childhood Commodore PET game where you controlled a turtle.Eric is a graduate of Computer Science from the University of Waterloo. Seven years ago, he worked for RIM as a software developer and has continued to be involved with mobile technology. Stephanie is a graduate of Math Business from the University of Waterloo. She has a keen interest in technology and likes adventure and new experiences.
As you’ve probably seen by the latest blog posts and coverage across the Internet, NIKO is the Twitter-controlled N900 robot finalist and we want the PUSH community to get involved with taking…Read more
Slot car racing
Pit Crew is team of individuals determined to prove a theory – that Nokia’s N900 device can compete autonomously, beating the best human competition around to win in a slot car race. Coming up with the idea for the challenge now seems like the easy part! We think the marriage of the N900, vintage slot cars, off-the-shelf parts, and an affordable budget will make for a fun and challenging project. Follow our progress here, on Twitter, and on Facebook as we attempt to push the N900 to its absolute limits.
We have ignition! We’ve managed to connect our microcontroller to the HO slot car racetrack without triggering any catastrophic events. Watch in this video as we use a light sensor and micro…Read more