John Edgar Park has developed a funny project: a fully functional Arduino that is about six times larger than real life. Will be presented at Maker Faire 2012. Read John’s original post.
Not using an Arduino, yet a very useful must-have on every maker’s table. Of course not as awesome as a real safety glass, but then, it is a nice start. Materials required: An empty, washed 2 liter soda bottle, an elastic band, a pair of scissors, a permanent marker. All you have to do is […]
Get a personalized messages, order number or sponsor a coffee to the cute guy in the coffee shop with your number. Now the Arduino style! We made the Textspresso machine to show off our cloud texting technology. It’s a robotic coffee machine. It utilized java script, 3 arduino microcontrollers, a couple servos, an ikea cupboard, […]
Percussa’s AudioCubes are wireless smart blocks for sound design, composition, live performance, music education and music app development. They can sense your fingers and hands as well as each other’s location and orientation. They have built in RGB lighting for visual feedback. Shaping sounds in this fashion is much more intuitive than using knobs: rather […]
Percussa’s AudioCubes are wireless smart blocks for sound design, composition, live performance, music education and music app development. They can sense your fingers and hands as well as each other’s location and orientation. They have built in RGB lighting for visual feedback. Shaping sounds in this fashion is much more intuitive than using knobs: rather […]
Arduteka lanza su último tutorial! En él nos descubre el nuevo módulo 3G para Arduino de Cooking Hacks con el que podremos construir una divertida alarma que nos enviará la foto de nuestro intruso directamente a nuestro correo, además de avisarnos por un mensaje sms a nuestro teléfono móvil sin necesidad de tener conectado nuestro […]
Glitch is a sound and graphic synthesizer, powered by Arduino, fitted in a Tupperware and using few electronic components. The sounds are generated by Puredata, then sent via OSC protocol to Processing for the graphic display. The physical inputs are managed by an Arduino board. It has been developed by Thomas Meghe, and here […]
Going to buy a new Wireless Controller for your next Robotics project. Why buy a new one when you can Do-It-Yourself? All you need is an Arduino, an old Joystick with a Gameport (15-pin connector) and a pair of Series 1 xBee Modules. The explanation of the xBee Configuration and the xBee Packet Description is very […]
Brian Schiffer and Sima Mitra, from Cornell University, propose a very nice wristwatch that allows you to keep track of your time perception, using a method known as duration production: TicTocTrac. Human perception of time is typically distorted, due to the different amount of information and experiences acquired everyday. TicTocTrac lets you to estimate your […]
There are people who use the Arduino for some serious electronics related stuff. Then, there are folks who use it just for fun. Alan Chatham and his team over at UnoJoy have developed a concept for Arduino Uno based USB Controllers. Here is an excerpt of our interview with Alan: Me: What made you […]
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