ThreadTech2: Intro to Programming LEDs with a Lilypad Arduino

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These are the slides for a ThreadTech workshop that was held at The Edge, Brisbane. The workshop introduced participants to programming LEDs with a Lilypad Arduino. Participants learn how to blink LEDs, create an LEDs sequence and to fade LEDs in and out.

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