The build is part of a high school class and they packed in some really nice features. The first is the parabolic mirror which focuses the sun’s rays on the chamber of the engine. The heat is what makes it go, and the video after the breaks shows it doing just that. But the concept […]
A blog post touched my heart. While learning Clojure some years ago I stumbled upon a project that used Clojure and Arduino. Immediately, I wanted to try it out, I searched for where to get a board within my city(Port-Harcourt) or my country. I was disappointed , there was not a single distributor within the […]
A sparsely known fashion label C&A introduces a new initiative called ‘Fashion-like’ in it’s Brazillian store. A unique feature to import ‘likes’ on a particular clothing as compared to another may interest other labels too! In an age when the ‘likes’ can be bought and influenced using facebook Ads, maybe if an unbiased way of […]
A device that opens the websites using physical world interaction? This is a step closer to the internet of things. Using our beloved Arduino and RFID tags, we can think of a lot many applications of this device! Too lazy to create your own Arduino + RFID reader? No fear! Arduino internet Gizmo is here. […]
Remember this? A good tutorial by Sparkfun will help us make the above display. Before we begin let us take a few questions on Open Frameworks. Q> What is Open Frameworks? openFrameworks is a very handy software library written in C++ that is written for the sole purpose of reducing the software development overhead faced […]
“MathWorks is the leading developer of mathematical computing software. MATLAB, the language of technical computing, is a programming environment for algorithm development, data analysis, visualization, and numeric computation. Simulink is a graphical environment for simulation and Model-Based Design of multidomain dynamic and embedded systems. ” Now that the basics are clear, let us enjoy the […]
The musical interfaces can sometimes be extremely curious. That’s the case of the chess sequencer. The Chess Sequencer is a step matrix sequencer made from a chess board, where placing the pieces make music. The sequencer is connected to software synths on my Mac trough USB and a Processing patch to convert the […]
Alasdair Allan, author of Learning iPhone Programming, Programming iPhone Sensors, and iOS Sensor Apps with Arduino, sat down with MAKE’s Dale Dougherty to talk about getting iOS devices and Arduino talking to each other. The words of an Astrophysicist turned maker! Hear-hear! Via:[Makezine]
A stick has been the traditional constant companion for the old people. Hence, it makes sense to hack some intelligence into it to make their life better. How about a stick that tells you when you have reached the destination? Or which tells you when to avoid an obstacle? Or better, about the various new […]
The next time while organizing a barcamp you can display this cool hack for two great reasons: The obvious being to look cool, the other reason being well, there is Arduino and beer involved! Where both are cool. Aptly named KegDroid, this beautiful beer dispenser was built by a google employee, Pall Carff, uses NFC […]
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