The s2a_fm Users Guide Has Been Translated to Traditional Chinese.

Cheng Shu-Feng has generously provided the translation. The updated manaul can be found here.

Control Your Arduino From Scratch Using the Greek Language!

Thanks to Alexandros Moskofidis, s2a_fm now has Greek block translations for both Snap! and Scratch.

You can download s2a_fm at: https://github.com/MrYsLab/s2a_fm.

Italian Translation Has Been Added To 

s2a_fm

For Both Scratch and Snap!

Gianfranco Zuliani has graciously provided an Italian translation for s2a_fm.

You can get this latest translation on Github.

Thank you Gianfranco!!!

s2a_fm Taiwanese Translation Available on Github

Thanks to Hsu Jen-Chieh, s2a_fm blocks have been translated to Taiwanese.

s2a_fm is now contains block translations for 9 different languages supporting both Scratch and Snap!

Download it here: https://github.com/MrYsLab/s2a_fm

s2a_fm

Korean Translation Is Now Available on Github

Dr. Eugil Kim has generously contributed the translation.

https://github.com/MrYsLab/s2a_fm

Build your own Talking Tom Toy 

with SCRATCH and Arduino

Ih his latest article, Prof. Aldo von Wangenheim explains how to use Scratch and s2a_fm to create this toy using sensors and bi-directional Scratch-Arduino Communication.

http://scratched.media.mit.edu/resources/build-your-own-talking-tom-toy-scratch-and-arduino

Mobile Robotics with Scratch: The Whole Truth About the Integration of Scratch, Arduino and Bluetooth

This is a nicely done article by Aldo von Wangenheim

and well worth the read

Reference Manual

 for 

s2a_fm

Has Been Translated To Chinese!!!

Thanks to Yufangjun 发自我的小米手机  for the translation. It can be found on Github.

Great New s2a_fm/Snap! Libraries

Version 2.3 Now Available

From

Prof. Gutierrez

Click Here To View Version 2.3

Parking

A Snap! Project for s2a_fm

Prof. José Manuel Ruiz Gutiérrez, who provided the Spanish translations for the s2a_fm blocks has created this Snap! project for s2a_fm, called Parking.

The documentation and Snap! script can be found here: Parking

Welcome To Mr. Y's Lab Notes!

I am Alan Yorinks, sometimes known as Mr. Y.,  author of PyMata and s2a_fm.

On this site you can expect to find:

• Musings about my current open source software projects.
• Musings about my future open source software projects.
• Postings by users of Mr. Y's Lab software.
• Tutorials.
• And from time to time, stream of consciousness thoughts about items that interest me.

This is my first foray into blogging, so this is likely to be a fluid site as I discover how to manage this beast. You are welcome to come along for the ride!

If you are a user of either PyMata or s2a_fm, and wish to post a project or article to this blog, just use the contact box on the home page of this blog.