Rick Anderson

Rick Anderson is Director of Virtual Worlds for Rutgers University, Co-Director NJ Makerspaces, and Trustee of Fair Use Building and Research Labs. He's also a sponsor, and judge at Hardware Hacking Hackathons, and a featured speaker at TedX Rutgers 2013. Teaches basic electronics, Minecraft Circuits in real life, Arduino, and soldering for people of all ages. He designed the original Arduino Test Suite, and is co-designer of the ChipKit Fubarino. His multiplatform code for Arduino 1.5, co-written with Mark Sproul, won the Bue Ribbon Editor’s Choice Makerfaire 2011. Rick is currently working on Morse’s Secret Technology, a series of steampunk robotics and Arduino projects.