Some days ago Virtual BreadBoard was presented on the Arduino Forum. Check this video (please avoid comments about the soundtrack: I have my own theory about electronic geeks and music). VBB now has support for the Standard Arduino board and supports Arduino code development within VBB itself so you can instantly run your code on […]
What a powerful (and useful) competition: Instructable teamed up with Humana to look for the best “health hack”. So show us how you’ve modded your wheelchair, built a treadmill desk, or made inexpensive prosthetics for the third world. As a prize for the best ideas out there we are giving away three Wii consoles with […]
Lilypad Arduino is the only sewable microcontroller in the 20 $ range. You need a programmer to burn your sketches on the tiny Atmega 328 on board. You can use a standalone FTDI breackout boiard or another Arduino. Check this tutorial for more info about it. There are many resources online about how to use […]
If you enjoyed this very simple blinking-led tutorial on Arduino lilypad, you may want to go a little bit further and try more leds. via [Craft Magazine Youtube]
If you want to try Arduino lilypad and wearable computing, these are the first steps. via [CRAFT Magazine Youtube]
Very interesting project of a Braille Decoder. A braille reader can read up to 200 words per minute (Foulke 1991). In this tutorial I’m going to show how I implemented the electronic part for an innovative braille interface that can be connected to a computer via USB. The idea has been patented by my friend […]
All around the web it’s very easy to find different ways to link Arduino to a wide range of apps, like Processing, VVVV, Pure Data, Quarzt Composer and so on. Have a look at this screencast to check hot to drive Arduino via Adobe Flex. I made a 20 minute screencast on a little project […]
This Saturday, Alicia Gibb is presenting “Art, Design, and the Arduino: a lineage” at NYC Resistor. Works include a lineage of variations, modifications and relations to the Arduino microcontroller by Hc Gilje, Aaron Koblin, Laura Greig, Hernando Barragán, Edith Kollath, Jan Borchers & René Bohne, Becky Stern, Oscar G. Torres &, Jackoon, Raphael Abrams, Joe Saavedra and others. At NYCResistorMarch 27th, 2010 8-12pm87 3rd […]
Another wonderful “networked” project from TorChris When I set up to do my POP3 project, I ended up buying an Arduino Ethernet shield and an Adafruit Ethernet shield plus a Lantronix Xport. Having both, I figured it would be a good challenge to get both talking to each other and the result is this fairly […]
If you checked our last post, you still may want learn and compare different codes about mail receiving & notifying. “you got a mail” was Rasomuro‘s answer to this question. via [Rasomuro]
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