The badge runs on an ATtiny45 and uses three 8×8 ultra-bright LED matrices for scrolling [Madison]’s name. It’s powered by a tiny LiPo battery that is boosted to 5 V. This build really shows ...

Name badges are an important aspect of promoting identity. They are used to identify individuals connected with the university, particularly for business purposes such as recruitment or customer ...

What’s in a name? A lot. Your name and how you use your name influences how you are perceived. And like it or not, perception is everything. In a fast and information-overloaded world ...

The badge runs on an ATtiny45 and uses three 8×8 ultra-bright LED matrices for scrolling [Madison]’s name. It’s powered by a tiny LiPo battery that is boosted to 5 V. This build really shows ...

Dance, jazz, rock, pop, rap, blues, classical and D.I.S.C.O! There’s SO many amazing music genres to choose from, and here at Blue Peter, we love them ALL! So whether you’re an orchestra ...

Avery Wang is best known as Founder and Chief Scientist at Shazam, where he was the primary inventor of the core technologies. He was instrumental in growing the company from a tiny Matlab demo in a ...

If your child is successful and is awarded a badge, their name might be disclosed to the public. Their first name, age and their work may appear on the show or website. The BBC process your (and ...

Julia Avery was born and raised outside of St. Louis in St. Charles, Missouri. She went to St. Charles West High School, was a cheerleader at Mizzou, and was a reporter intern for Reuters in ...

The blue badge scheme is a UK-wide programme that supports those with a disability to lead independent lives. The badge provides parking concessions for on-street parking, allowing badge holders to ...

Bringing more than 30 years of exceptional experience in Canadian journalism, Avery Haines traveled across Canada and around the world as an investigative correspondent for CTV’s W5 since 2017.

A Blue Badge is a parking permit issued to people with eligible disabilities. The scheme aims to help those with disabilities, or someone who is driving them, to park closer to their destination.

Watercolor artist Ralph Avery (1906-1976) graduated from RIT in 1928 and taught in the Applied Art Department at RIT for 25 years. He lived in Rochester for most of his adult life, and frequently ...