This month we are going to work outdoor because Max is going to show us how to make a DIY computer to customize our bicycle, collecting data of distances and speed. Watch the video tutorial in german language below and take a look at the schematics and the code. Looking forward to your hacks! ——– […]
What defines a maker? A wish to make things , a quest for tools and ample creativity. They say that creativity has no bounds so what inspired this Ex-restaurateur to create a company Haxagonal Research with their much featured product Observos? In people’s words words: Observos, a box that can monitor the temperature, […]
Some months ago we announced that we were developing a new product to meet the growing demand for wi-fi, linux based boards. The blogpost on the upcoming Arduino YÚN was our most read ever, and since then the attention has stayed high. Recently, some of you have been asking why the YÚN hasn’t come out yet […]
For a little over a year, I’ve been working on an open-source, DIY cellphone as part of my PhD research at the MIT Media Lab. The current version of the phone is based on the Arduino GSM shield and Arduino GSM library. It sports a deliberately low-resolution screen (8 characters, each a 5×7 matrix of […]
ArduSat was successfully launched in space last Sunday 4th August and it’s now on its way to the International Space Station (ISS): Ardusat is the first open satellite platform allowing general public to design and run their own applications, games and experiments in space, and also steer the onboard cameras to take pictures on-demand: Ardusat […]
Some people call it the “Etsy for hardware”, some other “the indie marketplace for open source hardware”, even if being open is not a requirement. Tindie’s mission consists of connecting the world’s small, hardware businesses with customers all over the world and today starts a cool initiative called Open Designs and Kickbacks. When sellers create […]
Last year to celebrate the launch of the new Arduino Starter Kit, RS Components in collaboration with Arduino, produced 10 video tutorials featuring Massimo Banzi showing how to create cool projects with the redesigned release of the Kit and all its components. Today RS Components announced on their Twitter and Google+ that the Arduino […]
Catarina Mota and I put together an updated version of the annual Open Source Hardware Community Survey for the Open-Source Hardware Association (OSHWA). Here’s a summary: Our goal is to arrive at a better understanding of who we are as a community, why and how we use/make open-source hardware, and how our practices and numbers […]
At the beginning of July Arduino was in London to participate to Hack The Hackathon event. We had a great time and a lot of enthusiasm about Arduino: at least 60 hands went in the air when Russ Klein, from HTH, asked on Friday night who had never seen Arduino. And by the end […]
The power of infrared light was widely and best appreciated with invention of television’s remote controls. The signal between a remote control handset and the device it controls, consists of pulses of infrared light, which is not visible to the human eye. Tomorrow at MakerFaire Dublin you’ll we able to see the work of AnalysIR, […]
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