Title
Banzi, Massimo oral history
Catalog Number
102740130
Type
Moving image
Description
Massimo Banzi was one of the co-creators of the Arduino microcontroller hardware/software ecosystem, which, at the time of this interview, had recently celebrated its ten-year anniversary. In this interview, he discusses how the Arduino project grew out of work done at the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea in northwest Italy. Besides the history of the Arduino project, Mr. Banzi discusses the differences between the US and European communities that adopted the Arduino, STEM education, the Maker movement, building an open-source community, and his hopes for the future of Arduino.
Date
2015-05-12
Participants
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Banzi, Massimo, Interviewee
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Dennis, Eric, Videographer
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Hodge, Shayne, Interivewer
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Publisher
Computer History Museum
Place of Publication
Mountain View, CA, USA
Duration
02:03:36
Format
MOV
Copyright Holder
Computer History Museum
Category
Oral history
Subject
semiconductor history; Banzi; Processing (platform); Wiring (platform); Arduino; Maker; Atmel; shield; AVR; STEM; Education; Olivetti; Italy; PIC; BASIC (Computer program language); stamp; open source; IoT
Collection Title
CHM Oral History collection
Credit
Computer History Museum
