[Collin Cunningham] explains USB protocol and manages to connect a USB MIDI keyboard to Arduino using Cirtcuits@home USB Shield. USB devices are so common nowadays – wouldn’t it be nice to use one with your homebrew electronics projects? I wanted to use my compact USB-MIDI keyboard with my homebrew synth circuits. It seemed a simple […]
Today we had the chance to run two short worskhops about VVVV in conjunction with the Tinkerkit. Leaving aside the usual issues with Windows, we were able to introduce 50 people to the use of Arduino as an extention of VVVV into the physical world. The tinkerKit gave us the ability to concentrate on using […]
Today we had the chance to run two short worskhops about VVVV in conjunction with the Tinkerkit. Leaving aside the usual issues with Windows, we were able to introduce 50 people to the use of Arduino as an extention of VVVV into the physical world. The tinkerKit gave us the ability to concentrate on using […]
[Akiba] from FreakLabs presented some days a go a cool mix between an Arduino and a chibi board: Chibi means “midget” in Japanese and I felt that it was an appropriate name for this wireless protocol stack. It wasn’t meant to be a fancy, mesh routing, auto-discovery, standardized device profile type of […]
[Akiba] from FreakLabs presented some days a go a cool mix between an Arduino and a chibi board: Chibi means “midget” in Japanese and I felt that it was an appropriate name for this wireless protocol stack. It wasn’t meant to be a fancy, mesh routing, auto-discovery, standardized device profile type of […]
As you can read up from [jacob sikker]’s thesis blog, Cheap Fat and Open project is being revised and updated. new edition has bugs fixed from 1st version, larger screen (16×2 characters) and i’ve added an op amp with bass boost and distortion feature, design by blushing boy, AKA david cuartielles. taken from his […]
As you can read up from [jacob sikker]’s thesis blog, Cheap Fat and Open project is being revised and updated. new edition has bugs fixed from 1st version, larger screen (16×2 characters) and i’ve added an op amp with bass boost and distortion feature, design by blushing boy, AKA david cuartielles. taken from his […]
[…]This PayPal vending machine on exhibit at the PayPal X Innovate 2010 developers conference was created by Ray Tanaka and his crew at PayPal Labs. They hacked together the multi-part system using a mechanical candy dispenser, a couple of Arduino Duemilanove, a WiShield, relay, proximity sensor, and LED display. The end result allows you […]
[…]This PayPal vending machine on exhibit at the PayPal X Innovate 2010 developers conference was created by Ray Tanaka and his crew at PayPal Labs. They hacked together the multi-part system using a mechanical candy dispenser, a couple of Arduino Duemilanove, a WiShield, relay, proximity sensor, and LED display. The end result allows you […]
As I read in the Forum, the latest NootropicDesign Product has bees released: Hackvision is a simple, retro gaming platform based on Arduino technology that you can assemble and connect to your TV. You can write you own games and make your own controllers! The price goes from $37.95 (kit) to $47.95 (assembled). Features NO […]
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