Hotte submitted to our blog a tutorial to monitor his 2 little cats in their favorite spots when he’s at work: This is a very, very small project that shows just how to build an Arduino Yún powered Camera application: It grabs photos from an USB camera connected to the Yún, saves them periodically on a […]
Dhavalis lives in Surat (India) and grew up watching Sci-Fi and Super Hero Movies which made him believe that technology can overcome human weaknesses. He wrote us to share Netra (it means “eye” in Sanskrit), a project done during his second year of undergraduate engineering studies: Netra is an eye for visually impaired, a device based on […]
We recently featured Plotly and discovered how easy it is to analyse and beautifully visualize data using their platform and API. Now they shared with us a simple instructable to show to Arduino Community a hands-on experiment with ambient sensors: The purpose of this instructable is to demonstrate how to hook up an Arduino + […]
The Arduino Yún has been used by IAAC‘s Open Thesis Fabrication student Marisa Charusilawong to make an interactive toolkit for developing interactive facade elements using shape-memory alloy. During the 16-week intensive research program based in Barcelona: We developed a modular system where several Arduino Uno’s can be networked over I2C and finally connect them to an […]
A Phenakistoscope is one of the first motion graphics device from the XIXth century made by Santi of Playmode, an audiovisual research studio based in Barcelona area: I used a recycled stepper motor from an old printer as the motion source, attaching a CD clip to it so that we could make the CDs rotate at a stable velocity. The CDs […]
Today we start a series of posts in collaboration with Adafruit and focused on Arduino Micro – every monday follow the hashtag #ArduinoMicroMonday ———— Jay put together a nice little video of a GPS clock he built using an Arduino Micro, an Adafruit Ultimate GPS module, and an Adafruit 4-Digit 7-Segment LED Display. I’ve posted a new video of the […]
Steve Mostovoy and his partner Tim Boy Jr, worked for over 9 months to create a TouchSynth and share all the documentation about it. It was hard but they learnt a lot about how not to organize code, how to think in terms of data, and how many amazing things you can do on a […]
Here’s the latest updates from Primo’s team on their successful Kickstarter campaign. You have only 3 days left to pre-order your copy! ————– 27 days on from our Kickstarter campaign for Primo, in collaboration with the Arduino at Heart program, we are pleased to announce that we have reached both our first funding goal at […]
During Codemotion Milano Stefano had a talk with Federico Vanzati from Officine Arduino on how to use a supercheap USB Audio card with Arduino Yún and test the full audio capabilities with zero effort, external libraries or mp3 shields. After some days he came out with a quick tutorial that you can check […]
The Odhner Arithmometer was a very popular pinwheel calculator invented in Russia in 19th century by a Swedish immigrant called W. T. Odhner. Like most of pinwheel calculators, it worked with an engine formed by a set of linked wheels which could perform the four basic mathematical operations within a machine of reduced size. Diego […]
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