Nice (code-ready) project using Xbees. Lucas and his friend Ian Gallina used this tutorial for settting up the two Xbees to talk as “coordinator” and “router”. Then he just made the Arduino send the data he was receiving from sensor to his computer via radio. via [lucasfragomeni] Un bel tutorial (con […]
Nice tutorial letting you wirelessly communicate with oF cia Arduino. Cool. In the last tutorial we used an openFrameworks application to control a process running on an Arduino board. In this tutorial we’re going to reverse that and use an Arduino board to control an openFrameworks application that’s playing back music and we’ll do it wirelessly […]
Very nice webcast from MAKE editor Brian Jepson. n this webcast, Make Editor Brian Jepson introduces the basics of Arduino, the open source electronics prototyping platform. You’ll learn what Arduino is, where to get one, and how to connect electronic components to it. You’ll also learn how to write simple programs for Arduino. When you’re […]
Really interesting step by step guide to install Arduino on a Ubuntu PC. Basic style is the style we like. I was recently bored. While I have a perfectly working and configured Arduino workstation/setup on multiple Macs, I figured I would get one up and running on my little EeePC as a means of expending […]
Barebone Tuesday. Nice tutorials. Here at the Transistor, we love the Arduino platform, so we decided to make our own Arduino Clone. The Minimalist Arduino is designed for use in permanent or custom circuits on solderless breadboards, stripboard, or custom PCBs. It contains only the bare minimum parts required for building the Arduino platform. The […]
If you happen to follow TronixStuff, [john boxall] is posting very simple yet deep tutorials on Arduino. Today’s post has several things: taking temperatures, sending data from the arduino back to your PC, opening a library, using LCD screens, and some exercises that will help to consolidate your previous knowledge and help revise it. check […]
My friend Vittorio made a nice article about multitasking in arduino (without delay(), using the millis() function). It’s in italian, but the last code is a pre-made skecth in witch you can place evertything you need (to be timed). really useful! via (VittorioZuccalà)
If tou really want to take a step by step tour on the Arduino, you really should look after this John Boxall post. During these series of posts, we will refer to the Arduino website, and the book: Getting Started with Arduino (Massimo Banzi) and also assume a basic knowledge of electronics. I can recommend […]
[…] I [Andie] wanted to pass that on, and thought a comic adaptation could work to teach it, and that having 1 page of instructions that could be pinned to the wall next to soldering stations in hackerspaces, handed out at workshops, or just used to refresh the basics would be a good idea. So […]
Basic, therefore useful, Arduino/servo tutorial. In today’s post, I’ll show you how to connect a simple servo to Arduino. It may sound difficult, but it’s really easy. Hardware *Servo (1x) Arduino Board 3 Wires via [RobotOverlord]
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