reaDIYmates are fun wi-fi objects that move and play sounds depending on what's happening in your digital life.
Assemble them easily in 10 minutes, then decide what you want them to do through a simple web interface. Link them to your digital life (Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, RSS feeds, SoundCloud, If This Then That, and more to come) or control them remotely in real time from your iPhone.
Choose from a variety of existing designs, use our templates or create your own object. You don't need any creative or technical skills to build and use your reaDIYmate, but if you want to go further, we made it super easy for you to change designs, write applications, or add inputs and outputs.
reaDIYmate is the new toolbox for the digital natives!
Have your reaDIYmate dance and sing when you get messages, likes, followers, whatever you decide.
Create rules on a simple web interface. Choose mp3s from our sound library or upload your own.
Mix and match paper shapes to personalize your thing.
Draw on blank templates or print at home using our template library.
Design your own shapes using your favorite technique, or hack existing objects. See examples
reaDIYmates can move, play sounds and connect to the internet.
They are powered by a little computer and feature an mp3 decoder, a 2W amplifier, 2 GB storage, a speaker and a servo motor.
Control your reaDIYmate with your smartphone in real-time via the Internet, the killer-app to play with your cat from your office!
Choose between fun Paper Toys or poetical Kinetic Sculptures.
The first collection features 19 different creations by international artists and designers.
reaDIYmates connect to the Internet using Wi-fi.
This means you just need to have a Wi-fi network available for them to work and exchange data with the internet. Your computer can be off.
Want to have your reaDIYmate do something completely different?
It has never been easier to write a program using Arduino and install it on your thing.
reaDIYmate is 100% hackable.
Both the software and the hardware are open-source.
Unscrew the box to access the PCB, add components thanks to solderless connectors or use most Arduino shields.