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 […]
Over at MAKE: Japan, Takumi Funada found this nifty project that squeezes an Atmega168 onto the back side of a half breadboard, leaving the entire front available for connections. Looks like it could be handy, as long as you don’t forget that there is a circuit connected back there! I’d like to see one of […]
I actually made this back in February (you can see the date etched next to my initials on the board), and never got around to posting about it. It’s a super simple breakout footprint for a USB mini type-B port. I wanted to make a really simple way to power my breadboard, and since my […]
I spent this Saturday at a free CadSoft Eagle course for Arduino users which had been organised by Tinker London and Farnell’s Element14. Over twenty of us crammed into a well-equipped course room at the Cavendish Conference Centre. The main presenter was Tinker’s Peter Knight. Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino (the CEO and co-founder of Tinker) explained that […]
[Nelaco] posted some pics of his photoduino. more after the break.
[Torchris] comes back from a little pause with a nice step by step tutorial on a mail receiver. I will post the software in subsequent entries, but for now I will just explain that I decided to go with using a mail “pre-processor” application written in PHP. Originally I wanted to do everything on the […]
We previously covered the Motoruino project from Lisbon-based maker Guilherme Martins; some days ago I’ve seen another nice kit from Canadian Robotshop, called Roboduino. The dawn of the age of robot… Video of both platform in action after the break. UPDATE: [Julien] submitted a mistake I did in the embedding of images. The first image […]
Some time ago we posted an odd video about an arduino-based synth. [DeFex] (arduino forum user) revealed a nice PCB design to get it shielded: The arduino is a 4 oscillator phase accumulator, and does a few other things. each oscillator has a separate DAC which are mixed in the analog realm (controlling an 8 […]
[Jonathan Oxer] from Practical Arduino discovered a shield made on his Virtual USB Keyboard project: I don’t know anything much about it other than what’s shown on that page, but from what I can deduce it’s the circuit from the Virtual USB Keyboard project converted into a nice PCB with a bunch of buttons included […]
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 […]
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