[Eli Skipp] made a glove that senses high-fives using a force sensor and makes an explosion sound. High-five has never been so cool! This project is finished and critiqued via the Electronics as an Art Material class in SAIC. Many thanks to Mitchell F. Chan and Ed Bennett, without whom I would be sitting in […]
[scolton] made a nice self-balaced vehicle based on two DeWalt cordless drills and an Arduino Nano: Segstick is a self-balancing…well, literally some kind of broomstick I found in the MITERS workshop. It is powered direct by two DeWalt cordless drills chucked to two 6″ wheels. The controller is an Arduino. Additional supporting devices include an Inertial […]
Arduino Forum User [Donster] posted a project about a Christmas Tree whose lights are lit by the word “Merry Christmas” on twitter: The basic idea is having the lights on the Christmas Tree turning on everytime someone tweets “Merry Christmas”. It’s still pretty much a prototype but you get the idea. Sometimes the live stream […]
We are all waiting for consumer electronics producers to sell hacking-friendly, repairable products. While we wait we can all enjoy [Darco] Christmas Lights Hack. He reverse engineered the leds protocol and the remote control of the GE Color Effects G-35. The protocol on the data line is simple and self-clocked. Here are the low-level details: […]
Long time Arduino user and Arduino Forum Contributor [Grumpy_Mike] posted this morning it’s 10.000th post. Well with this post I reach the 10,000 mark, which is a lot of posts! It have been fun and I hope that some of them have been helpful. Apart from the odd odd character most people here have a […]
[Humberto Evans] and the team at Nerd Kits posted a nice Christmas project about making a xylophone and solenoids triggered by a microcontroller (they share the project). We’re unlikely to replicate this machining process but the solenoids are another story all together. Starting at about 3:30 you can learn about designing, building, and using […]
[Humberto Evans] and the team at Nerd Kits posted a nice Christmas project about making a xylophone and solenoids triggered by a microcontroller (they share the project). We’re unlikely to replicate this machining process but the solenoids are another story all together. Starting at about 3:30 you can learn about designing, building, and using […]
[Spencer] built a controller sending serial data to Pure Data using Firmata Library. The data is processed and sent to Ableton Live via Midi: It’s still unfinished here. It’s basically opening the communication between the arduino, scaling everything from 0-127 to be compatible with MIDI, then being routed through various CC’s to mac’s IAC […]
[Spencer] built a controller sending serial data to Pure Data using Firmata Library. The data is processed and sent to Ableton Live via Midi: It’s still unfinished here. It’s basically opening the communication between the arduino, scaling everything from 0-127 to be compatible with MIDI, then being routed through various CC’s to mac’s IAC […]
[EzioSoft] wanted to build a robot arm plotter to draw files from drawing programs. He built his arm with three servos, and made a program to control the pen and submit an image file. He also shared the code and explained it’s project on the forum. via [ArduinoForum] [EzioSoft] wanted to […]
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