Arduino user WildCheetah sent us a video about his latest project built with Arduino Uno: I call my machine The Automated Multi Molder. (Thats what it does). It took me 2 months in total to build and a total cost of$320.Very nice little machine I made (with the Arduino Uno) and use it everyday. Would like to see in […]
The Odhner Arithmometer was a very popular pinwheel calculator invented in Russia in 19th century by a Swedish immigrant called W. T. Odhner. Like most of pinwheel calculators, it worked with an engine formed by a set of linked wheels which could perform the four basic mathematical operations within a machine of reduced size. Diego […]
Back from Wearable Futures in London, I’d like to share a project seen at the Futures 10 exhibition during the last day of the event as it opens up some of the complexities of the issue around big data, surveillance and wearables. “Open Informant” by Superflux attempts to confront the unsettling realties of surveillance in a networked […]
Last June, Kris Temmerman was featured on this blog with a painting machine made with Arduino Due. Now he’s just sent us this cool project he made for his office window: My house/office has a store window and I try to make use of it as much as possible. I had some projections etc. in […]
Alexander Carl is a Canadian engineer designing and building one of the world’s first diy solar thermal powered car in sunny La Paz in Mexico. He contacted us through Arduino Facebook page to show us his project developed using Arduino Mega to sun track the 24 x 6 foot curved mirror, to sense the temperature […]
Ardumower is a project with a basic aim: making a new ‘brain’ freely available for every robot mower in the universe! They use Arduino Mega and a selection of electronic components including motor driver and sensors. Why did we create this project? We did create this project because we think robotics should be open and this […]
It’s not true that watching tv we all become passive spectators, especially when witnessing the adventures of a bunch of people trying to survive zombie apocalypse. Matt Reamer is a UX designer, graduate student at VCU Brandcenter and a maker. While watching the blockbuster series The Walking Dead , he made up a scene involving a […]
Martin sent us this fun project called TweetSweets, inspired by Labby’s twitter-enabled candy machine How does it work? Easily explained: – User1 sends a tweet with #givejacksweets • Processing searches for the hashtag, sends a tweet thanking them and passes ‘sweets’ to Arduino • Arduino activates sweet dispenser for 0.5 seconds • Photoresistor detects when User2 collects […]
What happens to electronic components at cryogenic temperatures? That’s the main question Mikail tried to answer with his experiment using liquid nitrogen and Arduino: 65.3Mhz@-196°C. Check the video below to see the magic:
ArduSat was successfully launched in space last Sunday 4th August and it’s now on its way to the International Space Station (ISS): Ardusat is the first open satellite platform allowing general public to design and run their own applications, games and experiments in space, and also steer the onboard cameras to take pictures on-demand: Ardusat […]
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