[Arduino Shield List] published an updated list of ALL Arduino shields. From the Ethernet Shield (this links to the new one with Micro SD support, Mega compatible) to the more exotic ones. Sick of trying to figure out which pins are used by some obscure Arduino shield? Can’t tell whether two shields will be […]
[Arduino Shield List] published an updated list of ALL Arduino shields. From the Ethernet Shield (this links to the new one with Micro SD support, Mega compatible) to the more exotic ones. Sick of trying to figure out which pins are used by some obscure Arduino shield? Can’t tell whether two shields will be […]
[Sircastor] a.k.a. AaronEchie shared a nice link on the Arduino Forum, a step by step guide to skecth (and possibly send to production) a PCB shield for your Aruino using CadSoft’s EAGLE program and SparkFun EAGLE library. So you’re pretty fond of your Arduino. You make blinking lights, and beeping noises. You’ve made a robot […]
Some time ago I headed in one of the most complete DIY photo/cinema solutions for low-budget productions, the OpenMoco. It seems they spent some time in prototyping a brand new shield: The DollyShield is an adaptation of the Arduino Motor Shield v3 that provides directional PWM control of two DC motors, at up to 1A of […]
[Macegr] arduino forum user: Finally, we have these in production! Took a lot longer than expected, due to some other urgent projects with Tangible Interaction, and Maker Faire. Anyway they’re here and I think they look great. The Centipede Shield adds 64 general purpose digital I/O to your Arduino. By “general purpose I/O” I mean […]
[Jonathan Oxer] from Practical Arduino discovered a shield made on his Virtual USB Keyboard project: I don’t know anything much about it other than what’s shown on that page, but from what I can deduce it’s the circuit from the Virtual USB Keyboard project converted into a nice PCB with a bunch of buttons included […]
“Core2duino is — seriously now, no joke — an Arduino shield containing a second ATmega microcontroller and full complement of I/O pins. The two chips in this Young Frankenstein-esque assemblage coordinate over the I2C bus, providing, at least in theory, more processing power, more I/O, and perhaps a degree of fault tolerance. In reality, we’re pretty skeptical, […]
Cool way to get Game controllers imput without hack too much the interface (and preserve some bool components). + some commercial help from the (incredibly cheap) bluetooth Usb Dongles. Via HackadayCircuits@Home has put together some libraries that make it easy to use gaming controllers with an Arduino. They interface through the USB host shield. This […]
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