Lilypad Arduino is the only sewable microcontroller in the 20 $ range. You need a programmer to burn your sketches on the tiny Atmega 328 on board. You can use a standalone FTDI breackout boiard or another Arduino. Check this tutorial for more info about it. There are many resources online about how to use […]
If you enjoyed this very simple blinking-led tutorial on Arduino lilypad, you may want to go a little bit further and try more leds. via [Craft Magazine Youtube]
If you want to try Arduino lilypad and wearable computing, these are the first steps. via [CRAFT Magazine Youtube]
Very interesting project of a Braille Decoder. A braille reader can read up to 200 words per minute (Foulke 1991). In this tutorial I’m going to show how I implemented the electronic part for an innovative braille interface that can be connected to a computer via USB. The idea has been patented by my friend […]
All around the web it’s very easy to find different ways to link Arduino to a wide range of apps, like Processing, VVVV, Pure Data, Quarzt Composer and so on. Have a look at this screencast to check hot to drive Arduino via Adobe Flex. I made a 20 minute screencast on a little project […]
Another wonderful “networked” project from TorChris When I set up to do my POP3 project, I ended up buying an Arduino Ethernet shield and an Adafruit Ethernet shield plus a Lantronix Xport. Having both, I figured it would be a good challenge to get both talking to each other and the result is this fairly […]
If you checked our last post, you still may want learn and compare different codes about mail receiving & notifying. “you got a mail” was Rasomuro‘s answer to this question. via [Rasomuro]
Have you ever looked up on the web for a working Mail Checker via Ethernet Shield? Check TorChris first Pop3 Email checker and his other post for some code debug. via [opensourceprojects]
Sharing common space problems, geeky nerdy student. We too. Check some good advices… via [uchobby]
Everybody who’s looking for an H-Bridge solution heads up to the ITP site. Here are some step further from Kat Reilly, who is working on a Led project [code ready].
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