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Home › Arduino › Botanicalls on Smithsonian Channel’s Amazing Plants

Botanicalls on Smithsonian Channel’s Amazing Plants

Rob Faludi Posted on May 26, 2014 Posted in Arduino, Botanicalls, Internet of Things, Networking, XBee

Botanicalls was recently featured in the Smithsonian Channel’s “Amazing Plants” documentary. There’s even beauty shots of the Arduino and XBee radio components!

Also here’s the segment, filmed all the way back in 2007:

Botanicalls Smithsonian Channel Amazing Plants

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