Arduino Store Opens
As you’ve probably noticed, we are proud to announce the long-awaited opening of the Arduino Store. Give yourself a look here.
Arduino Day a Roma, 14 Aprile 2011
Il prossimo 14 aprile (giovedì) Massimo parlerà a Roma in occasione dell’Arduino Day, una giornata di conoscenza delle possibilità di Arduino a livello didattico e formativo. Le possibilità Arduino come mezzo educativo nelle scuole era stata presentata a fine dell’anno scorso in occasione di questo evento a Torino, seguito da un corso tenuto da me […]
Kinect Controlled Delta-Robot
Everybody’s amazed about the incredible things done with Kinect and Processing + Arduino. Tutorial need! This is a project in development for the module “Digital Ecologies”, at the Bartlett’s Adaptive Architecture and Computation MSc. – University College London A Delta-Robot is controlled by a Kinect through Processing and Arduino. The movements of the performer control […]
MIT Technology Review On Arduino
Technology Review of March/April 2011 has an article about the Arduino written by Erica Naone. As electronic devices got more complicated in the past few decades, it became increasingly difficult and expensive to tinker with hardware. The 1970s garage engineers who built their own computers gave way to geeks who programmed their own software. But […]
Upcoming Arduino Content On Make
Can’t wait to read & see the imminent release of MAKE Volume 25, the Arduino issue. Besides this, Make announced an improvement of the Arduino section on its site: Over the years, we’ve amassed tons of Arduino content here, offered dozens of Arduino projects in the magazine (and now on Make: Projects), and stocked plenty […]
Nunchuck Controlled 3D Cube On TV
[Paul] took the TVout library, the Wiichuck library and wrote it’s own 3D library. In this way he’s got a nunchuck controlled 3D shape on TV Movement in the nunchuck is detected by the arduino, then the cube is redrawn according to new angle of the controller. 3d wireframe library header and source. Code to […]
Arduino As A Remote Shutter Release For RICOH Cameras
Yet another arduino-based camera trigger, posted from [tObY!]. Some time ago I bought a RICOH GR III camera. Since I didn’t want to pay the amount for the CA-1 remote, I did a little research how this thing works. Soon I came up with Muttyan’s home page. This gives a detailed description of the CA-1’s […]
Draw Your Sketch – Scratch For ArduinoDraw Your Sketch – Scratch For ArduinoDraw Your Sketch – Scratch For Arduino
scratchcitilab on livestream.com. Broadcast Live Free Not long ago I wrote a detailed post about Arduino Visual Programming Enviroments: [Jordi Delgado] commented about Citilab experience with Scracth For Arduino and Children. Back in Barcelona we had the chance to see this in action for OpenRaval workshop, and we were proofed of its usability. Read on […]
Draw Your Sketch – Scratch For ArduinoDraw Your Sketch – Scratch For ArduinoDraw Your Sketch – Scratch For Arduino
scratchcitilab on livestream.com. Broadcast Live Free Not long ago I wrote a detailed post about Arduino Visual Programming Enviroments: [Jordi Delgado] commented about Citilab experience with Scracth For Arduino and Children. Back in Barcelona we had the chance to see this in action for OpenRaval workshop, and we were proofed of its usability. Read on […]
Introducing Squirt, The Water Gun RobotIntroducing Squirt, The Water Gun RobotIntroducing Squirt, The Water Gun Robot
Squirt is an autonomous robot which can communicate with an Android phone. Optionally, the phone can be used as a controller to drive the robot. Squirt’s purpose is to water plants and chase away raccoons. It’s also a technology demonstration to prove the feasibility of using a smart phone to control small irrigation and well […]
