[Jeremy] made ten Tutorials about Arduino worth our “All Stars” category. He talks about different themes: Blinking Leds [Intro & #2], Electrical Engineering [#3], Analog Inputs [#4], Motors & Transistors [#5], Serial Communication & Processing [#6], I2C & Processing [#7], SPI Interfaces [#8], Wireless Communication [#9] and Interrupts [#10]. Thanks to a generous sponsorship from […]
Arduino sending MIDI messages to control some other geeky machinery for electronic music, on breadboard. Lately SimplenZAR becomes a self-made shield. Late again an Arduino is developed just to fit that shield and set the original Arduino free to for the next project. Bravo!
If Kickstarter is nowadays best place to find new (or upcoming) toys to dream about, Gameduino is probably one of the most amazing pieces of hardware I’ve seen hosted there. The shield mounts its own FPGA able of 80ies style graphics and sounds for creating old-school, 8-bit video-games, pre-loaded with numerous sprites and set up […]
Benedetta and Justin at Groundlabs sent us this great photo of a Mega they used in the Masai Mara in Kenya recently while testing some open source lion tracking collars they are developing for clients there and in Tanzania. Groundlab does R&D for not-for-profit organizations, and uses AVR processors a lot, both in Arduinos and in their […]
FitBit is a company that makes a nifty little activity tracking device that lets you track your walking, running, sleeping, and general activity based on movement. We had a nice note from Shelten Yuen to say “We’ve been using Arduino for rapid prototyping for a few years now. It’s been a great tool for us in trying […]
Some time ago I’ve been reading about the smallest Tv-B-Gone, and as I ran into [Fabio Varesano]’s projects (Thankyou Enkel!) I was amazed in seeing probably the smallest Arduino compatible board. By using the QFN32 version of the ATMEGA 328p, 0.05″ connectors, 0402 components and removing everything not strictly necessary, I’ve been able to design […]
Kate Hartman’s students at Ontario College of Art & Design have been doing some excellent projects using wearable technology to examine our relationship to our bodies. Using sewable circuits, LilyPad Arduinos, and a lot of creative thought, they’ve come up with a range of projects, some thought-provoking, some humorous, some both, that will make you […]
Philip Torrone on Makezine debates in a very interesting editorial about the Arduino success, and the ongoing development of new boards similar to our favorite. In about a week, a rep from a large chip company is going to stop by and show me another “Arduino-like platform,” aka The Arduino Killer. This a pretty regular […]
Last year, Massimo, David Mellis, and I attended the Open Hardware Summit in New York, and began working with several others at the summit on a definition and statement of principles for producing open hardware. We’re happy to announce that after several months of discussion, writing, and debate, version 1.0 of the open source hardware […]
We had the chance to visit (FAB)BOTS: Customized robotic devices for design and fabrication not long ago in DHUB Barcellona. We were honoured to visit the center (and it’s Fablab) with the exhaustive and passionate explanation of Marta Malé-Alemany, the curator of the exhibition. (FAB)BOTS presents a collection of 10 student projects from the Architectural […]
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