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The World’s Largest Maker Survey Results Are Out

Over the last few weeks, our friends at Hackster.io conducted the world’s largest Maker survey–and now they’ve made the results accessible to everyone. With the help of 25 of today’s top tech companies, including Arduino, no less than 3,139 self-identified Makers and IoT developers spanning across 104 countries submitted their responses. Gain insight into the community’s favorite tools, boards, […]

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Get your DDR on with an Arduino dance pad

Alex of the YouTube channel “Super Make Something” is a huge fan of Dance Dance Revolution (DDR), and still has to play the game whenever he steps foot into an arcade. However, with the number of arcades slowly declining, the Maker has decided to bring that experience into his living room with a USB DDR […]

Boards:Leonardo

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Hacking a rotary phone with an Arduino and a GSM shield

While cleaning out his closet, Instructables user “Acmecorporation” discovered an old rotary telephone. Instead of tossing it away, the Maker decided to give the old-school device some modern-day technology using an Arduino Pro Mini and a SIM900 GSM shield. Acmecorporation is able to use the aptly named TOWA Phone (There Once Was A Telephone) to make and receive calls, […]

Boards:Pro Mini

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Grab things with an Arduino robotic gripper

Recently-graduated high school students Sam Baumgarten and Graham Hughes have developed a pretty rad robotic gripper with the help of Arduino and 3D printing. The gripper itself consists of three large hobby servos joined to the fingers with a linkage. The underactuated fingers have a force sensor under each contact point, while the control glove is equipped with tiny vibrating motors at the fingertips. […]

Boards:Pro Mini Uno

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Intel releases an improved version of the Arduino 101 core!

A few weeks ago, an announcement was posted on the Arduino Forum mentioning new improvements on the software side of the Arduino/Genuino 101. With this release, the board–which was developed in collaboration with Intel–is reaching its full potential, with not only better code generation but unlocking useful features to make your sketches even more interactive […]

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A giant, Arduino-powered scrolling LED sign costs $15/foot

If you’ve ever wanted your own Times Square-like zipper, albeit a little smaller, you’re in luck. That’s because Josh Levine has created a giant scrolling LED display costing around $15 per foot, which consists of an Arduino Uno, a power supply, and seven programmable NeoPixel strips. The Maker also used a few pieces of plywood with a couple of aluminum angles glued to the […]

Boards:Uno

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Venduino is a DIY Arduino vending machine

Ryan Bates has built a miniaturized vending machine from scratch using an Arduino Uno, four continuous rotation servos, and a Nokia 5110 LCD. The device, dubbed “Venduino,” includes four input buttons to make a selection, an LED indicator, and a 12V light strips to illuminate the inside of the cabinet. Whether it’s candies, toiletries, game cartridges, or miscellaneous items you’re […]

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David Cuartielles and New Ways of Making in EU

Earlier today, Arduino co-founder David Cuartielles participated in DSI4EU’s policy workshop entitled “Shaping the Future of Digital Social Innovation in Europe,” which gathered digital social innovators and policy makers to inspire and connect with different networks. During the workshop, Cuartielles and other leaders demonstrated clear examples of digital social innovation throughout Europe, along with some best practices and hands-on tips.

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Kick off this year’s U.S. presidential race with the MKR1000

No matter which candidate you will be voting for in November, it’s hard not to chuckle a bit when seeing this project from YouTuber “Makers4America.” The IoT machine works by responding to tweets from presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump and then proceeding to kick him in the face with a 3D-printed boot attached to a metal rod. The setup is […]

Boards:MKR1000

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This project makes eating alone a more entertaining experience

Food Screening is an Arduino-based project inspired by the act of watching films while eating meals alone, and was conceived especially for people living on their own abroad. The installation–developed by visual communicator Fongyee Ng in collaboration with Han–gyeol Lee–uses light and distance sensors to create an interaction with each food item, which triggers a snippet from a film […]

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The World’s Largest Maker Survey Results Are Out

Get your DDR on with an Arduino dance pad

Hacking a rotary phone with an Arduino and a GSM shield

Grab things with an Arduino robotic gripper

Intel releases an improved version of the Arduino 101 core!

A giant, Arduino-powered scrolling LED sign costs $15/foot

Venduino is a DIY Arduino vending machine

David Cuartielles and New Ways of Making in EU

Kick off this year’s U.S. presidential race with the MKR1000

This project makes eating alone a more entertaining experience

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The World’s Largest Maker Survey Results Are Out

Get your DDR on with an Arduino dance pad

Hacking a rotary phone with an Arduino and a GSM shield

Grab things with an Arduino robotic gripper

Intel releases an improved version of the Arduino 101 core!

A giant, Arduino-powered scrolling LED sign costs $15/foot

Venduino is a DIY Arduino vending machine

David Cuartielles and New Ways of Making in EU

Kick off this year’s U.S. presidential race with the MKR1000

This project makes eating alone a more entertaining experience

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