Coder Matt Bell is continuing to improve his exceedingly clever water-based display screen. Inspired by a Jeep display that spelled out words with falling water, Bell’s design consists of a water tank connected to a grid of clear plastic tubes and an Arduino. Individual solenoid valves at the bottom of each tube can let in […]
A Nintendo Wii-remote along with bluetooth communication and an arduino gives us this magical cart with a wireless steering wheel. These cool people are staunch DIY-ers and would love to see the community build more such vehicles. The cart has two motors which use a chain to drive each of the rear wheels. A pair […]
What do you do when you have an arduino, a camera, an ethernet shield and a doorbell? You make your own intelligent security system. The system is actually pretty simple. When the doorbell rings an Arduino sends a request to a notification service called PushingBox which then grabs a picture from web camera located outside. […]
An instructable by Andrew Wright would make this pseudo-pet come alive. Via:[Treehugger]
With the help from Lindsey French, some houseplants in Chicago have enjoyed a concert generated by the vibrations of a cherry tree in western Massachusetts. Attached to the cherry tree was a piezo sensor, which measured the tree’s vibrations. These were uploaded to the world wide web using an Ethernet Pro as a […]
So you want to gift your Mother a box of chocolates for Mother’s day. Spice it up with Arduino. A hack by Dmitriy Abaimov which originally uses an ATTiny13, a very tiny microcontroller, along with 10 LEDS tucked into the heart-shaped Ferrero Rocher box to flash lights inside the plastic. It’s a nice touch that […]
Did you ever look for a cheap temperature monitor capable of collecting up to six sensor readings? Johnathan Hottell needed to monitor the engine temperature of his LB7 Duramax diesel truck to avoid over-heating problems in hot days. Looking for commercial products, he found several quite expensive scanners (around hundreds of dollars), so he decided to […]
In the Maker’s own words: This is the final project for my Advanced Mechatronics class at Penn State University. The robot is the skeleton of a turret from the game Portal that uses an IP webcam to track a target and fire nerf bullets at them. This is the current state of the robot as […]
In the Maker’s own words: Migicovsky also shared a photo of the first Pebble prototype, below, using an Arduino and some similarly cobbled-together hardware. That was four years ago, he says; now the Pebble team consists of ten people and, currently at $9,737,000 at time of writing and with nine days yet to run, the […]
Tribute to Tetris using Snootlab Deuligne on an… by Snootlab Okay, it is cool to see Tetris powered by Arduino. What is even cooler is that you can build your own one! For the English readers (like me) here is a translated version of the discussions and details in the forum, and for the lucky […]
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