Lovely watch: Leather work, copper tubing, small easy to use package. Now that is a beautiful Arduino Watch. [Matthew Garten] has retrofitted his old Arduino Watch and given us the details that we crave. via [HackADay]
[Osgeld] hackaday reader and Arduino forum friend made an odd matrix: Regular reader [Osgeld] built a 1024 LED display matrix. This is a proof-of-concept design and he admittedly has overloaded the components. Most notably, the 595 shift registers (featured over the weekend) are sourcing too much current if all eight pins are active. That’s easy […]
Nice free code. To be posted. Here’s the source code for the Arduino + PING))) + 7-Segment Shield ultrasonic distance sensor project I build for this video. It is the progenitor of my Arduino Nerf sentry gun code, which I’ll be posting soon. Warning: my code gets the job done, but isn’t elegant. via [MAKE]
nice (and deep) intro to Arduino driving Cameras via USB. I’m starting new series of articles describing exciting field of digital camera control. In modern cameras, USB port can be used not only for transferring images to a PC, but also for sending control commands to the camera. It is often possible to send commands […]
I programmed an ATMega chip with Arduino to create my first 8-bit video synthesizer. The video signals are generated the same way as the audio files so what you see is what you hear. I used the shell of an old CRT computer monitor as a case. It is flipped upside down and attached to […]
[Gabor] reports about a simple project with this video to follow. (low down the volume before pressing “play”) initially i have planned to realize the art project i was writing in my previous post about, in C++ Open Frameworks. Since I had some trouble though getting the range finder data into OF i have settled […]
I got my MicroVGA display circuit today. This lets you output either SVideo or VGA text. The SVideo is in black and white and the VGA is text only and color. This is great to see whats going on and to have some fun ways to display test on tv’s and computer screens without any […]
[Adam] shared with us a nice keyboard-to-matrix project. Check out for the (long) code after the break.
[Matthew] explained on this blog how he made this interesting interactive wall. more pics after the break
This project has, for a number of reasons, languished unfinished in a box for two years. Now, with encouragement and help from my friends at Hacklab.to and Site3.ca, I’ve finally completed it! In its current incarnation, it is a standalone, full-colour, interactive version of Conway’s Game of Life; with a firmware flash, it can become […]
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