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Arduino Donation Program: Making a difference in the open-source community!

As an open-source company, Arduino aims to ensure that open-source continues to thrive and remains sustainable for the long term. The Arduino Donation Program is intended to fund projects and institutions that make a lasting difference in the worldwide open-source community. Arduino’s corporate giving efforts are focused on not-for-profit and charitable organizations supporting the free […]

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Play your emotional state with Social Vibes and twitter

‘Social Vibes’ is a Masters Degree (MSc.) project, in Interactive Media by Cian McLysaght, at the University of Limerick, Ireland. They shared with us their project, running on Arduino Uno, composed by a physical artifact designed and created specifically for an installation adopting the fundamental sound mechanisms used in a vibraphone, know also as a […]

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Arduino RobotVision Facetime

[IgorAraujo] has pubblihed another interesting project about robot and Arduino. This time it involves a camera and a bluetooth module. Appointed to be able to develop a robot communication activity and locomotion guided control with several purposes: conference distance, safety inspection and access to local human presence will unaviable. The intention is to promote […]

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Tasty Tweets

Tasty Tweets is a data visualization experiment that allows users to explore twitter trends through taste with a press of a button. The installation has been developed by Kostantinos Frantzis, Ruben van der Vleuten and Kat Zorina during the Data Visualization course 2012 at Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design, Using the Twitter APIs, the project collects tweets containing mentions […]

Categories:Food

@JarroseLaPlante Social Botanical Project

@JarroseLaPlante is an installation created by Félicien Goguey and Thomas Meghe. This plant has a twitter account, you can water it by direct tweets. Since a single tweet can’t save her, she needs twitter friends to grow up! A Processing application listens to new tweets via Twitter APIs. A servo motor is bringing water to […]

Categories:Enviroment

Glitch synthesizer

Glitch is a sound and graphic synthesizer, powered by Arduino, fitted in a Tupperware and using few electronic components. The sounds are generated by Puredata, then sent via OSC protocol to Processing for the graphic display. The physical inputs are managed by an Arduino board. It has been developed by Thomas Meghe, and here […]

Categories:Audio

Does Arduino dream of a playing tree?

With the help from Lindsey French, some houseplants in Chicago have enjoyed a concert generated by the vibrations of a cherry tree in western Massachusetts. Attached to the cherry tree was a piezo sensor, which measured the tree’s vibrations. These were uploaded to the world wide web using an Ethernet Pro as a […]

Categories:Actuators Arduino Sensors

Chess sequencer

The musical interfaces can sometimes be extremely curious. That’s the case of the chess sequencer. The Chess Sequencer is a step matrix sequencer made from a chess board, where placing the pieces make music. The sequencer is connected to software synths on my Mac trough USB and a Processing patch to convert the […]

Categories:Arduino Music

Grooving with Open Hardware

A laser light show using open hardware is the perfect hack for a bachelor-pad. It’s a “programmable disco ball,” a “cat toy for humans,” and a “personal laser light show,” all rolled into one. That’s how one Matt Leone describes his latest creation, aptly known as the Laser Ball. To realize his dream, Leone drilled […]

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Ball of Dub Keeps Audio in Your Hands

Ball of Dub from LUSTlab on Vimeo. Accelerometer to Renoise via OSC to control trippy and dubby sounds. [Lizzie] from LustLab sent in her Ball of Dub that turns a few accelerometer and a digital audio workstation and turns everything into an aural experience of wubs and dubs. The Ball of Dub can turn just about […]

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