Last March RS Components, in collaboration with RobotChallenge, launched the Hack the Arduino Robot competition. Jacob Glueck submitted a great hack for the Arduino Robot: “A couple of years ago, I built an Arduino-powered shirt-folding machine which folds clothes. Using the Arduino robot from the RobotChallenge, I will build a device to remove folded clothes […]
Next week, we’ll be in London at Hack The Hackathon‘s developer competition to support the teams in experimenting with “smart” devices. After the great hackathon we had during the Arduino Camp in Torino, we’ll move to London for the 48-hour competition addressing an array of possible projects falling loosely into three broad challenge categories: Social Good, […]
Hamburg Maker Meeting 2012, which took place last week and involved about 200 visitors and more than 20 exhibitors, has been a fantastic opportunity to meet and share experience regarding several topics, such as 3D printing, hacking, retro gaming and so on. At the Attraktor Makerspace, several projects have been presented and demonstrated by their […]
We are all waiting for consumer electronics producers to sell hacking-friendly, repairable products. While we wait we can all enjoy [Darco] Christmas Lights Hack. He reverse engineered the leds protocol and the remote control of the GE Color Effects G-35. The protocol on the data line is simple and self-clocked. Here are the low-level details: […]
Roth Mobot shared a nice project about an “interface between the Internet and a common circuit bent toy. We decided to create a circuit that would activate a toy whenever someone logged into Roth Mobot’s web site. We designed a simple and elegant solution using an Arduino, a home made Vactrol, a common […]
Roth Mobot shared a nice project about an “interface between the Internet and a common circuit bent toy. We decided to create a circuit that would activate a toy whenever someone logged into Roth Mobot’s web site. We designed a simple and elegant solution using an Arduino, a home made Vactrol, a common […]
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