Thermal flashlight is a widely used technique to “paint temperature with light”: by using a temperature sensor and a RGB flashlight, it is possible to illuminate a surface with a proper tonality, which, in turn, can be acquired by means of a standard camera. It’s main use is to find thermal leaks in houses and buildings. […]
Makers need to familiarize themselves with the core concepts and the theory involved in creating applications such as Motion Sensing and Face Tracking. As the technology is churning out new hardware day and night, DIYers need to work hard to keep up and always be in touch with the latest technology around them. For example, […]
Want a timed egg thrower? Or a thrower triggered by motion? A step-by-step instruction on how to make your own Arduino controlled catapult is here. Looks like it can be built over a weekend! Via:[Instructables]
So, you want a DIY printer, but you have no idea to print the intricate squiggly design on the board? Enter Pensa! In the maker’s own words: But there are times when we need to output lines in space rather than volumes. Most 3D printing technologies are not well suited for printing thin lines because […]
There are many available projects for the automated irrigation and lighting of plants using the Arduino board. For those who were not already aware, here is the link to a tutorial by Instructables published a few days ago. And here an old but useful article written by Luke Iseman on Make Volume 18. The […]
The build is part of a high school class and they packed in some really nice features. The first is the parabolic mirror which focuses the sun’s rays on the chamber of the engine. The heat is what makes it go, and the video after the breaks shows it doing just that. But the concept […]
A blog post touched my heart. While learning Clojure some years ago I stumbled upon a project that used Clojure and Arduino. Immediately, I wanted to try it out, I searched for where to get a board within my city(Port-Harcourt) or my country. I was disappointed , there was not a single distributor within the […]
John Boxall of Tronixstuff has written a very interesting tutorial article on his blog about how to connect any Android-based smartphone with an Arduino board, by means of Seeedstudio’s Bluetooth Bee and a promising, yet simple – open-source Android application, named BlueTerm, which provides RFCOMM/SPP serial communication capabilities. In this introductory video, John shows how to […]
A sparsely known fashion label C&A introduces a new initiative called ‘Fashion-like’ in it’s Brazillian store. A unique feature to import ‘likes’ on a particular clothing as compared to another may interest other labels too! In an age when the ‘likes’ can be bought and influenced using facebook Ads, maybe if an unbiased way of […]
A device that opens the websites using physical world interaction? This is a step closer to the internet of things. Using our beloved Arduino and RFID tags, we can think of a lot many applications of this device! Too lazy to create your own Arduino + RFID reader? No fear! Arduino internet Gizmo is here. […]
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