[Justin] keeps on updating his Arduino + LCD + PHP article series. I’ve made some really great progress on this ongoing Arduino + LCD project over the last couple of weeks — some of the two larger hurdles are now out of the way, the results of which you can see in the video above. […]
[Justin] keeps on updating his Arduino + LCD + PHP article series. I’ve made some really great progress on this ongoing Arduino + LCD project over the last couple of weeks — some of the two larger hurdles are now out of the way, the results of which you can see in the video above. […]
[Justin] keeps on updating his Arduino + LCD + PHP article series. I’ve made some really great progress on this ongoing Arduino + LCD project over the last couple of weeks — some of the two larger hurdles are now out of the way, the results of which you can see in the video above. […]
[Justin] keeps on updating his Arduino + LCD + PHP article series. I’ve made some really great progress on this ongoing Arduino + LCD project over the last couple of weeks — some of the two larger hurdles are now out of the way, the results of which you can see in the video above. […]
[Justin] keeps on updating his Arduino + LCD + PHP article series. I’ve made some really great progress on this ongoing Arduino + LCD project over the last couple of weeks — some of the two larger hurdles are now out of the way, the results of which you can see in the video above. […]
not the first, but the oldest teletype hack ever (up to now). Check out the video from NYC Resistor. NYC Resistor was invited to exhibit our old Teletype Model 15 at Eyebeam’s MIXER event last March. To make life interesting, we used a small Python program to grab tweets from Twitter matching the “eyebeam” keyword. […]
from [jeanbaptisteparis] on flickr a little project for my lab, a mouse that knows at which distance you’re from it. We would like to explore if this information could be relevant for the system e.g. to highlight the cursor when you approach your mouse or to tell background operation to interrupt in order to release […]
Nice nifty tutorial (difficulty level = 1) on hooking up a 12 button keypad on your Arduino. Most keypads like this are wired so it makes it straightforward to figure out what button is being pressed. With 3 columns and 4 rows of buttons, you only need 7 wires. Typically all the buttons in a […]
Some days ago Virtual BreadBoard was presented on the Arduino Forum. Check this video (please avoid comments about the soundtrack: I have my own theory about electronic geeks and music). VBB now has support for the Standard Arduino board and supports Arduino code development within VBB itself so you can instantly run your code on […]
What a powerful (and useful) competition: Instructable teamed up with Humana to look for the best “health hack”. So show us how you’ve modded your wheelchair, built a treadmill desk, or made inexpensive prosthetics for the third world. As a prize for the best ideas out there we are giving away three Wii consoles with […]
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