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Every year we celebrate Ada Lovelace Day - an annual event named after Ada Lovelace, widely believed to be the first computer programmer, and a hero to decades of STEM workers of any gender. The yearly celebration aims to raise the profile of women in science, technology, engineering and math by encouraging people around the world to talk about the women whose work they admire. At SparkFun we believe in empowering the future of women in STEM, and we're proud to have become a partner of Finding Ada to help spread the word and inspiration to the next generation of women in STEM. Today (and every day), we celebrate a small fraction of the volumes of hard work our smart, amazing women have contributed to SparkFun over the years, thanks in part to STEM pioneers like Ada Lovelace. Whose work inspires you?
Creative Tech Sarah's soil moisture sensor project
The Great Big Guide to Paper Circuits
May 22, 2015
Let's take a look at different materials we can use to combine paper crafting and electronics.
Inventory Clerk Liz's SparkFun Live build
Creative Tech Sarah's IoT Cloud project - she and Creative Engineer Shawn make up the Fellowship of the Things in our IoT video series
Getting Started with Load Cells
June 11, 2015
A tutorial defining what a load cell is and how to use one.
Engineer Dia and Creative Tech Nick are our regular ElectriCute team, inventing and executing all manner of disruptive e-textiles projects.
You can also check out our posts from 2013 and 2014, when some of SparkFun's female population elaborated on their personal heroes. Be sure to check out the Finding Ada site for events, publications and resources to help you get inspired & celebrate women in STEM on Ada Lovelace Day!
This senior in engineering at this university puts it quite well. Women that go into STEM should be role models to us all. Letter to the Editor.