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- BUG+NY
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Monday, December 17 at 6:00pm
These pictures were taken last week at the University of Valparaiso – Biomedical Engineering Department, Science Faculty – in Chile. And yes, the gadgets you see on their desks are BUGs. As far as we know, this is the first ever college level course made available in South America. Ne...
Just over two years ago when we first announced BUG, our goal was to shake up the consumer electronics landscape by releasing something new, something groundbreaking, something needed – the first modular, open source device platform. ...
BusinessWeek recently published an article entitiled “Accenture Goes the Tailor-Made Route” by Damian Joseph. It...
There are three things that make us huge fans of Austin, Texas here at Bug Labs: the growing tech scene, the endless BBQs, and South by Southwest (or SXSW, as the kids call it)...
Lots of activity buzzing over here at BUG HQ over the next few weeks, as we continue our summer of workshops in the Test Kitchen...
A couple weeks ago at JavaOne 2009, we announced the upcoming availability of BUGbee, our 802.15.4 low-power radio module. Today, we’re excited to announce that you can now purchase BUGbee from our store for $79 and get it delivered to you by next week. What can you do with BUGbee, you ask? ...
On Monday, we were lucky to have the NY Java Meetup host their monthly meeting here at Bug Labs HQ. In addition to eating lots of pizza and drinking lots of beer (and playing lots of COD2 afterward), we managed to actually talk a thing or two about Java...
This week, we’re at JavaOne 2009 in San Francisco, showcasing some of our new enterprise solutions. Yesterday, we unveiled some exciting news that we’d like to share with you here. To...
Over the past few weeks, we here at Bug Labs have been preparing for JavaOne 2009, the world’s annual gathering of Java developers taking place this week in San Francisco. ...
As I mentioned in my previous post, I attended the “Soul of the New Machine” conference at the Berkeley Human Rights Center this week in Oakland. I was there with Enrique Piraces from Human Rights Watch as a finalist in the Mobility Challenge. We...
I’m at the UC Berkeley Human Rights Center “The Soul of the New Machine” conference. We have teamed with Human Rights Watch to present a submission to their Mobility Challenge. We were thrilled to make it to the top ten finalists and have the next two days to make our case to the judges. I’ll...
We’re swinging the BUG HQ doors wide open once again next Wednesday night! Come by and chat with the team, check out the latest in our Test Kitchen, and enjoy tasty refreshments (read: M&Ms) and delightful drinks (read: beer). ...
When we released our v1.0 BUG platform we believed, from our initial research, that it would appeal to three market categories - early adopters/hackers, entrepreneurs/product developers and educators/students...
Three years ago we received our first round of funding from Union Square Ventures, and a small group of private investors. While it was not the “official” start of Bug Labs, it’s as good a date as any other since I don’t really recall anything more official. So we ...
On Monday, I returned from the NEXT No. 6 conference in Aarhus, Denmark. For those of you who’ve never heard of or attended this event, I would highly recommend it (though it’s not exactly around the corner for most). He...
