?Incredible 6144 led table controlled by the Arduino (!!!). With 19 of his 20 I/O pins… check this incredible experimental ikea mod from [Tobis] (and check the code). via [Hackaday], [Ps2Cover], [Tobis Corner]
Up the circuit to move your first steps using Gobetwino to make interesting things on Windows. More tutorial on Gobetwuino here, and on Gobetwino site. This program rules. The Arduino can now send words to the serial port and Gobetwino takes them as commands and does handy stuff like create csv’s send email etc. I’ve […]
Super Mario Bros on an 8×8 LED matrix from Chloe Fan on Vimeo. Definetly one of the more interesting “post-vintage” things I have seen around. Chloe Fan, a stundent from Carnegie Mellon University practice her knowledge of Arduino and Microcontrollers in this Super Mario related game (I created a simple version of Super Mario Bros […]
Thanks to everyone who RSVP’ed for the NYC meetup mentioned earlier. It will be at ITP on Saturday March 20 from noon to 6 PM. There is no set agenda for the day, it’s simply an open meetup. We want to meet folks using Arduino. We’ll also be meeting for drinks later that evening at a […]
Dan Morrill decided to take the Garduino system that he built a step further, and created a remote control that runs on an Android phone and talks to the Arduino over Bluetooth. Via [MAKE]
nice PS3 SixAxis hack via Hackzine. Via [MAKE]
Nice Arduino-Motor PCB made by Guilherme Martins and his friend David Palma Still looking for a Buy button somewhere in the site. Maybve we’ll have to wait for the next black batch to be produced for that ;) main features of the board: – easy to use, understand, play with; – must be a plug-and-roll […]
I was checking the statistics on the server this morning, when I discovered a couple of hundreds hits coming from a German illustrator (Johannes Kretzschmar) that posts his comics about technology in the form of a blog. Take a look at the one for today … one image sometimes counts more than 1000 words. For […]
wow. Android G1 Driven Bot! Playing with apps on an Android phone is fun. Building your own apps, even more so. But what about using the phone to operate a moving, talking bot? Tim Heath and Ryan Hickman have done exactly that. […] They could have purchased the pricey $175 Oomlout kit, which includes wheels, […]
As I read, David Cuartielles is going to atttend to an “open speech” about the Arduino state of the art. If you want to join him (see below…;) Dorkshop: Physical Computing with David Cuartelles Tuesday, March 16, 2010 – 12:00pm – 6:00pm Parsons the New School for Design 2 W 13th Street, 10th Floor Design […]
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