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Issue 183

From Issue #183
July 2009

Jul 01, 2009  By Alicia Gibb
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Use Bug Labs' modular, open-source system for building devices and find out what you can do with a fully integrated device development platform.

Resources

“The BUG: a Linux-Based Hardware Mashup” by Mike Diehl, LJ, August 2008: www.linuxjournal.com/article/10125

Bug Labs: buglabs.net

BUG Community: community.buglabs.net

BUGrepository: repo.buglabs.net

BUG Wiki: buglabs.net/wiki

Community Applications: buglabs.net/applications

Quake on the BUG Base: bug.cmw.me

Bug Labs Team Member Alicia Gibb is a researcher and rapid prototyper. As Bug Lab's Gadget Wrangler, she administers the Test Kitchen for exploring the innovations available with modular technology components. She recently took a UNIX class where the guy/girl ratio was 2:6. Back up. Reread. Girl Power!

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