Save energy

We provide low power electronics to control high energy efficiency LED lighting
Simplicity

Whether tangible or graphical, we design interfaces that can be used by anyone !
Open hardware

We definitely are arduino fans. Most of our products are open source and arduino compatible

We specialize in the custom development of interactive systems based on open hardware technologies. Read more about us !

Recent Work

You will find a selection of the latest projects we have been woking on.

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We ship worldwide but the goods can also be picked up at our lab.

IoT module – six pack

In this pack, you will get six Arduino UNO compatible circuit boards measuring each 30mm x 30mm. Features: – All the pins of the atmega32 are exposed – Embedded RFM12B transceiver – Can be powered with up to 24V DC – Operates at 3.3V – Four mounting holes to attach it with screws or [...]
150 CHF Add to cart
Power Supply – 12V, 1A

12V, 1A Power Supply
15 CHF Read More
Led Strip – Infrared (IR) 850nm

5 meter flexible LED Strip. High LED density (60 LEDs per meter)
210 CHF Add to cart

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Rethink the Eames, Milano 2013

May 13, 2013

TheFabric has been commissioned by the HEAD – Genève as technical lead for the exhibition “Rethink the Eames” that took place in Milan during the Design Week in Milano. Our task was to help evaluating, selecting and installing hardware for the sound output, the audio and video recording as well as for illuminating the participants’ [...]
Lunch with Massimo Banzi

February 1, 2013

You can’t afford spending an arm to hear Massimo Banzi, co-founder of Arduino, discussing about the future of open hardware at Lift’13 ? No worries, folks at /ch/open kindly organized a lunch with him on the side of the conference on the 6th of February. Anyone (with a twitter account) can attend, so don’t miss this great opportunity. [...]
run nodemon on startup on a raspberry pi

September 26, 2012

I found a simple init.d script template, added the debian LSB header to avoid errors/warnings, and had it run nodemon with root privileges. Maybe not the most elegant solution, but hey, it works fine for me #!/bin/bash ### BEGIN INIT INFO # Provides: start-node # Required-Start: $remote_fs $syslog # Required-Stop: $remote_fs $syslog # Default-Start: 2 3 [...]