Dmitry Morozov shared with us a new interactive installation called Solarman at the Polytech Museum in Moscow. 2014 and It’s a work he created with Julia Borovaya and Edward Rakhmanov using 64 ultra bright LEDs, 12-channel sound system and 8 electrical nerve stimulation electrodes controlled by Arduino Mega :
Instructables user deba168 is an electrical engineer based in India. He posted a tutorial to solve a common problem in his country: In India most of the people are living in rural area where national grid transmission line is not reached till now.The existing electric grids are not capable of supplying the electricity need to […]
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 […]
The build is part of a high school class and they packed in some really nice features. The first is the parabolic mirror which focuses the sun’s rays on the chamber of the engine. The heat is what makes it go, and the video after the breaks shows it doing just that. But the concept […]
Shawn & Jordan wrote me about this project their are trying to put in production, with kictstarter. We made B-Squares for ourselves at first, since we’re guys who like to make things too. While working on another project dealing with solar batteries in emerging markets this January, we put together a few crude prototypes of […]
Arduino Nano controlled 2 axis solar tracker / light seeker and battery charger. Hobby scale for the moment. The tracking fidelity is excellent, but there is still a mechanical resonance problem. via [Microcontroller]
Arduino Nano controlled 2 axis solar tracker / light seeker and battery charger. Hobby scale for the moment. The tracking fidelity is excellent, but there is still a mechanical resonance problem. via [Microcontroller]
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[Jeff Crystal] on Voltaic Systems tells us three innovative ways to to power up arduino: Direct to a Solar Panel – We plugged our 2.0 Watt, 6Volt panel into the Arduino’s 5.5mm x 2.1mm DC Jack via our Generator Circuit Box. On a hazy day and through a screen, it lowered the basic blink application. […]
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