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Upcoming Events

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Past Events

  • September 29 and 30, 2012: 3rd Annual World Maker Faire NYC
    As in 2011, I ran a booth at the 2012 World Maker Faire in NYC, hosted at the New York Hall of Science. This year worked out much better than last year for the Keyglove due to more development and better preparation, and the indoor booth was a nice change from the one outside last time. Hundreds of people got to try one of the few prototypes that I brought, and a lot of folks expressed positive interest in the design.
  • September 27, 2012: Open Hardware Summit
    I manned a booth at the Open Hardware Summit at NYC Resistor in 2012, showing a few demo prototypes and meeting with some great people.
  • September 17 and 18, 2011: 2nd Annual World Maker Faire NYC
    I was able to bring the Keyglove to the NYC Maker Faire, something I was very glad to do especially since a scheduling conflict prevented me from attending the one in San Francisco a few months earlier. You can read about how that went here (Kickstarter) and here (keyglove.net).
  • September 15, 2011: Bluetooth Innovation World Cup 2011
    The Bluetooth SIG was “looking for innovative ideas for new applications and products that use Bluetooth low energy technology.” The Product Manager over at Bluegiga recommended that I enter the Keyglove into this competition, so I did! The finalists have now been chosen and the Keyglove wasn’t one of them, but . The current Keyglove prototype doesn’t actually use BLE, but I only made that decision for wide compatibility with existing products like phones and laptops. The wireless module is separate and removable, so I will be incorporating BLE technology to save space and power as soon as I’m ready to develop more with one of Bluegiga’s BLE112 modules.
  • June 19, 2011: NextGen Science Fair in San Francisco
    I was invited to exhibit the Keyglove at the Next Generation Science Fair, which is “the first and only event for Next-Generation Products, Technology, and Ideas, welcoming hundreds of consumers, thought-leaders, media outlets, buyers, speakers, partners, and more to San Francisco. For professionals and family alike, the The NextGen Science Fair ™ brings together under one roof some of the most exciting new and futuristic products, services, ideas, discoveries and content available now or very soon.” The event was a great success, especially in light of the fact that it was the first place the Keyglove was exhibited, and the first time I ever ran a booth.

News Articles and Blog Posts

The above list is not comprehensive, but includes some of the major posts that spawned many other posts, re-tweets, etc. You can see a pretty comprehensive list of Google search results showing all backlinks to the Keyglove website here. Over 2,900 at last count—not bad!