Buglabs Videos

More exciting that watching paint dry!

What to do with a Java crash on your BUG.

The folks at Buglabs continue to innovate. We were lucky enought to get a scoop on a new keypad that they are going to offer at BuglabsBugLabs existing modules. BUGvonHippel this module is named after Dr. Eric von Hippel of MIT who wrote the book Democratizing Innovation. BUGvonHippel is a breakout board module that includes a female USB 2.0. You can plug in sensors, connections with wires, or anything with a USB. Other BUGmodule are 3G GSM module with sim card, audio module with on board speaker and microphone and four jacks, wifi module with Bluetooth on board, module sensor is a module that allows to connect to any sense base network. Buglabs also working on a Pico projector module with double width and 480 X 320 resolution. Log on to buglabs.net for more product details.

While walking, we ran into the guys from Bug Labs. Andy had an idea for them.

Bug Labs - We visit the booth that was popular last year just to find out it's just as popular this year.

http://geeks.pirillo.com - http://live.pirillo.com - Jeremy Toeman (JT) is an expert in digital media and consumer technology. Over the past ten years he has designed, built, and marketed numerous award-winning products in the convergence space. Jeremy is currently the VP of Marketing for Bug Labs, and is also a consultant advising companies on both product design and deployment as well as non-traditional marketing (such as community-driven) strategies. http://chris.pirillo.com - http://www.gnomedex.com Distributed by Tubemogul.

Ever want to build a gadget of your own? Welcome to BUG, a software/hardware system that puts all the power in your hands. Right now, somebody is inventing the world's greatest gadget.

We don't exactly know where he learned Java, but this gorilla uses BUG to build a gadget.

Check out how a BUG can be used to make a pretty useful gadget for some commuters.

What happens when you spend years having your precious roses eaten by the local deer population? In some places, you pull out your shotgun. In others you build a gadget to figure out where they are coming from, track it over the Internet, and build better fences. It's much less messy.

Custom hardware for the medical industry is crazy expensive. What if we could empower the entire industry to have much more affordable devices? Check out how BUG can do it.

Technology always moves faster than industries can follow. See this demo of how a BUG can be used to incorporate new sensor technology without the need for making a whole new product.

BUG - to infinity and...