aka 'heart shaped box' So we've been doing 'dynamo fridays' recently using google hangout. Just an afternoon of making stuff. Today the loose working agenda was making a heart shape via dynamo. I leave you with this from Stephen Elliot: let us know if you are interesting in joining the next dynamo friday! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6P0S

Recently we have been teaching Dynamo to be a more effective listener. Tom Vollaro had this great idea of driving Dynamo and Vasari parametric models via alternate user interfaces like iPads. We've been hacking with Arduinos and a WiFi connections recently and it turned out to be pretty easy to hook up an iPad app called ArduMote to Dynamo: I

So we've been sort of on a roll with Dynamo since the holiday break. A few solid new developments this week, which is not bad considering none of us code Dynamo as our day job and we tend to hack on these things at night. A few blog posts need to be written about them.  One of the requests recently has been for enhanced Arduino functionality. If

Remember 10th grade algebra where you learned about vectors and matrices? Remember memorizing the rules for matrix multiplication? You don't?! Well, that's good, because neither do I. I vaguely recall having these things presented to me whilst thinking "none of this matters, I'm going to art school." Like me, you might have pondered many years lat