Complete & well done project sum-up about a twitting aquarium. Just 3 push-buttons, a LRD and a Dallas Semiconductor DS18B20 1-wire digital thermometer used for measuring the temperature of the aquarium water. via [Juissi’s Tanganyika]
Learn how to make your own garden servant in this Instructable. via [Hack’n’Mod]
Dan Morrill decided to take the Garduino system that he built a step further, and created a remote control that runs on an Android phone and talks to the Arduino over Bluetooth. Via [MAKE]
After looking here and there, I could find this Sept ’09 article found on geekboy. As the site was down I found it googling on willshouse‘s blog. anyway. Mike Parks’ example about simple X-10 triggering via RFID using the free SSH/telnet client PuTTY. In this example, I control 1 device (on X10 circuit A, device […]
Nice Arduino Bluetooth-based hack around an Ikea Table visualising Twitter. via [Hack’n’Mod]
The second post of the week about open source home monitoring. Part – 1 means that for now you can read just a long list of pieces of hardware.But then: home monitoring and X10 are the more interesting projects around. waiting for part 2!via [John Rambilngs Blog]
Isn’t an Arduino visual programming tool for kids (and noobs) everybody’s dream? Well, by reading this documentation. All you have to do is downloading the software and go through the instructions. Loving these picture of youngsters interacting with PC & technologies
[Richard] points out nother way to spread information over the internet via arduino (as he did in this post on eHome). He tries to send gas information to the Pachube, using EEML as the format.Read the full entry. Tag Technorati: arduino, pachube, eHome, gas sensor,
Over the Top: The project Top: The display, Middle: The main unit with CT sensor, Voltage sensing, USB datalogging… Bottom: Ethernet unit for internet connectivity, Very Bottom: graphs The energy monitor is working away logging energy consumption data, giving some informative readouts and nice looking graphs! there’s more about it in the blog post here […]
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