The CEB automation for the Liberator Beta 2.0 open source CEB press builds on other open source projects. We are using: (1), power drivers from the RepRap project for driving the solenoid valves; (2), Arduino as the controller-brain for the brick-pressing logic; and (3), a Ubuntu 8.04 Linux laptop for programming the logic. The advantage […]
(c) 2010 by Canafote project Proyecto Canafote just got the Open Source Software Price from Sevilla’s University in Spain. I can’t read Spanish, but [Mr Cuartielles] (from Arduino Blog) does: Este proyecto se basa en la tecnología Arduino que es un proyecto de hardware libre. El objetivo de este proyecto, es el envío de una […]
Fritzing, the open source toolkit that “allows users to document their prototypes, share them with others, teach electronics in a classroom, and to create a pcb layout for professional manufacturing“, has added support for more microcontrollers: Besides the Arduino and its variants Mega and Nano, you can now use: Modified’s pico, an Arduino-compatible micro-scale board […]
If you happen to have some spare time on the web (whenever…) and still looking for strange, useless, stupid, incredible, useful creations, then you have to give a try to the Arduino Forum. I chose to dedicate some posts per week just talking about odd Arduino Forum machineries. This one seems crazy: [Jochem] made his […]
I have finally gotten around to re-writing some of my old code and re-recording a proper demo of controlling physical objects using thoughts by interfacing an EEG headset with an Arduino. While this technology is interesting and exciting, before anyone sees this as an endorsement for this particular EEG headset, I strongly recommend reading my […]
Ever wanted to take a look at your office while you are away? HackADay summarized a very interesting 3 part tutorial from Garage Developer about setting up a home made surveillance system. Im going to assume you have read the Part-1 and Part-2 of this post. Part-1 provides the hardware and Part-2 with the software […]
Some days ago Virtual BreadBoard was presented on the Arduino Forum. Check this video (please avoid comments about the soundtrack: I have my own theory about electronic geeks and music). VBB now has support for the Standard Arduino board and supports Arduino code development within VBB itself so you can instantly run your code on […]
Very interesting project of a Braille Decoder. A braille reader can read up to 200 words per minute (Foulke 1991). In this tutorial I’m going to show how I implemented the electronic part for an innovative braille interface that can be connected to a computer via USB. The idea has been patented by my friend […]
Another wonderful “networked” project from TorChris When I set up to do my POP3 project, I ended up buying an Arduino Ethernet shield and an Adafruit Ethernet shield plus a Lantronix Xport. Having both, I figured it would be a good challenge to get both talking to each other and the result is this fairly […]
Have you ever looked up on the web for a working Mail Checker via Ethernet Shield? Check TorChris first Pop3 Email checker and his other post for some code debug. via [opensourceprojects]
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