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Dave Sharples and David Glanzman from the University of Pennsylvania have developed the Joytone – a musical instrument which uses a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino, together with 57 thumb sticks. It’s an amazing project which I’ve covered before<\/a>. Now Russell Barnes has conducted an interview with the pair and published it on his latest podcast<\/a>. Again, if you haven’t been following the Raspi.today podcasts, you should definitely head on over there<\/a>!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Dave Sharples and David Glanzman from the University of Pennsylvania have developed the Joytone – a musical instrument which uses a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino, together with 57 thumb sticks. It’s an amazing project which I’ve covered before. Now…<\/p>\n

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