Complete & well done project sum-up about a twitting aquarium. Just 3 push-buttons, a LRD and a Dallas Semiconductor DS18B20 1-wire digital thermometer used for measuring the temperature of the aquarium water. via [Juissi’s Tanganyika]
You you have ever wondered how to make double sided circuit boards at home and without all the chemicals, here’s the video for you. There is a big effort to increase the number of parts the RepRap can make for itself. why not circuit boards? […]…I couldn’t wait. For the last six months I have […]
Some interesting reports of the Opening Hardware workshop @ eyebeam in NYC with the most influential people in open source hardware including Limor Fried, Bunnie Huang (Chumby), and the Arduino team. In the first picture you can see the first Arduino ever brought by Massimo Banzi. Celebrate. via [MAKE]
Well. For Arduino enthusiasts everything is happening in New York right now. During this OpenHardware Meeting Shigeru Kobayashi from IAMAS, presented his Arduino FIO board that he developed together with Sparkfun. Check some other pictures on Sparkfun webStore. via [Arduino Blog]
Very nice implementation of the “Dual RG matrix shield” of WiseDuino‘s IllyClock. Now you can edit a scrolling text to diaply longer statements. Code ready. ++ via [WiseDuino]
Nice, simple, step by step tutorial on a basic Mood Lamp waiting to be implemented by you! here’s code and wiring instructions. via [NooTropicDesign]
Wow. [Justin] goes on with his Arduino + LCD + PHP article series. In this post he implements the text printing on the LCD, via web using PHP serial class that I mentioned in the last post, combined with PHP’s basic file manipulation functions. via [BrockenCityLabs]
Techincally, this is one of the reason Arduino was created: helping prototype new users interfaces; openSource. Here’s the Nintendo DS DSLR Trigger. Arduino Based (or, at least programmed. It’s based on Atmega 168) + Open Source Applications on Ninetndo DS. via [MAKE] [OpenCameraControl]
Check out this GPS tracked baloon flying around Churchill College, Cambridge, on 07/03/10. No Code provided (yet) but still you can read a lot about the project on [Ferret] site and, offcourse, on [hackaday]. via [hackaday]
Check out the video after the break (nice trance tune on it;) of the Motoruino in action.
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