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• Programming a microcontroller without a computer

  
  TOYS and GADGETs | News | Reviews | Videos — Authority: 168
  Say you want to build a re-programmable toy, but the person you are making it for doesnt have access to a computer. How could you do it? Charlie Robinson looked to the past to solve this problem with his Arduino Cassette Engine . His project allows an Arduino to interpret specially coded audio files as binary ...
  5 hours ago

• Programming a microcontroller without a computer

  
  MAKE Magazine — Authority: 721
  Say you want to build a re-programmable toy, but the person you are making it for doesnt have access to a computer. How could you do it? Charlie Robinson looked to the past to solve this problem with his Arduino Cassette Engine . His project allows an Arduino to interpret specially coded audio files as binary ...
  5 hours ago

• B&Q ambient orb kit

  
  Notes from a small field — Authority: 108
  It’s not quite the sort of do it yourself which B&Q is traditionally known for but ‘ Lights by B&Q ‘ is looking like a perfect ambient orb kit. I almost managed to resist getting one while buying paint for the bathroom, but it just looked too tempting… Getting inside was easy, with just a few ...
  7 hours ago

• fizzPOP Howduino

  
  Created in Birmingham — Authority: 431
  The fizzPOP Howduino event takes place on Saturday 21st November, 10am – 5.30pm: It’s a free event that will bring together 40 people from different backgrounds to work individually and collaboratively on various projects based around the Arduino platform. (Arduinos are small microcontrollers designed for ...
  8 hours ago

• Christmas gifts for geeks (pt 4) Arduino Edition

  
  TINYenormous - Build it up to break it down again — Authority: 112
  Introduction - just in case you havent renewed your geek card for the past year (decade?) Arduino is a term that refers to a microcontroller on a board that has certain hardware and software shortcuts figured out. It was designed to be as plug and play as possible, and to lower the barrier to entry [...]
  1 day ago

• Utilizing New Technology In Consumer Interactions

  
  On The Ground Looking Up — Authority: 123
  This has been a strange year for many of us in the guerrilla / event / promotional world. Many of our budgets were slashed, evaporated and long standing clients simply disappeared seemingly overnight. Companies that I have been friends or competing with for years ceased to exist in surprising numbers. Everyone was ...
  1 day ago

• Roundup: simple hacks

  
  Hack a Day — Authority: 694
  Here’s a collection of simple hacks you can do in between larger projects. After the break we’ll look at converting an iPod from hard drive storage to Compact Flash, build an LED desk lamp using LEGO and USB power for charging, and use an Arduino shield to add network control at the touch of a button. iPod HDD ...
  1 day ago

• Eduino – The Coolest Serial Arduino

  
  Embedded projects from around the web — Authority: 128
  Arduino have been through many significant modifications, especially in the past few decades. From the simplest Arduino to the latest serial Arduino, the transformation is tremendous and marvelous. Today, we’re going to have a look on the newest serial Arduino, the Eduino! We know that Arduino boards are ...
  1 day ago

• Etch at home: Wii Nunchuck Arduino adapter

  
  MAKE Magazine — Authority: 153
  Dont want to cut the cable on your Nunchuck or buy a teeny circuit board to do the trick when you have etching capability at home? Instructables user dany32412s Nunchuck Arduino adapter tutorial uses pretty much the same layout as Tod Kurts , but you make it yourself! Read more | Permalink | ...
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• Bike brake light senses you slowing down

  
  Hack a Day — Authority: 694
  Group riding can be a bit dangerous if the pace is fast and riders don’t notice a slowing in the front of the pack. [WyoJustin] designed a brake light system for cyclists to try and remedy this issue. LEDs are mounted in the end caps of the handlebars on a road bike. When an accelerometer senses the bike slowing ...
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• Centipede shield design contest

  
  Hack a Day — Authority: 694
  Our friend [Garrett Mace] from macetech has finished a prototype of a new shield which allows the Arduino (or any other microcontroller with I2C ) to add 64 digital I/O pins using only 2 of the analog pins. Currently he only has a few pre-production boards, and rather than selling them he is throwing a contest to ...
  2 days ago

• Art Heist a success

  
  jpixl . net — Authority: 108
  My friend Tod Kurt and I built this laser tripwire art heist event for the Machine Project Benefit. Here’s what it looked like: We’re using a hazer to make the laser beams visible, which works surprisingly well in this semi-open space. To increase the spectacle we installed a few extra lasers that are not ...
  2 days ago

• MIT Media Lab: Electronic Wallpaper, Conductive Threads and More [Fashion]

  
  Gizmodo — Authority: 897
  Diana Eng , who you might remember as Project Runway s premiere nerd designer, took a look at MITs Media Lab and found some pretty cool stuff, mostly run off of Arduino microcontrollers. Check it out below. A lot of this stuff is just playful, so some of the clothes dont need to be too polished—but I love that ...
  3 days ago

• MIT Media Lab: Electronic Wallpaper, Conductive Threads and More [Fashion]

  
  F-Default — Authority: 560
  Diana Eng , who you might remember as Project Runway ’s premiere nerd designer, took a look at MIT’s Media Lab and found some pretty cool stuff, mostly run off of Arduino microcontrollers. Read more here: MIT Media Lab: Electronic Wallpaper, Conductive Threads and More [Fashion]
  3 days ago

• MIT Media Lab: Electronic Wallpaper, Conductive Threads and More [Fashion]

  
  RSS fabriek — Authority: 461
  Diana Eng , who you might remember as Project Runway ’s premiere nerd designer, took a look at MIT’s Media Lab and found some pretty cool stuff, mostly run off of Arduino microcontrollers. Check it out below. A lot of this stuff is just playful, so some of the clothes don’t need to be too polished—but I love ...
  3 days ago

• Geo-Location Game “Urban Defender” using Arduino

  
  Hack N Mod - Amazingly Cool Hacks, Mods, and DIY Projects — Authority: 594
  By using an Arduino , GPS , and an accelerometer , this group put together the “Urban Defender” – A hyper-local geolocation based game which allows users to “claim” various districts of a city by throwing the ball against a wall to claim the territory.  The ball tells you whether you’re in friendly ...
  3 days ago

• Urban Defender: location aware game

  
  Hack a Day — Authority: 694
  What do gangs, territories, cities, and glowing blue balls have in common? No, not that one drunken night you can’t seem to remember, rather a new location aware game called Urban Defender . The concept behind the game is simple. A player hold a ball that knows its current location and can notify you if needed ...
  3 days ago

• Servoelectric guitar is a keytar with strings

  
  Hack a Day — Authority: 694
  [Keith Baxter] has undertaken something of a ‘Mount Everest’ of guitar modifications. He’s developing a Servoelectric guitar that trades frets for a keypad. It is still a guitar in the sense that it has a body, strings, and pickups to sense the strings vibrations and pass them to an amplifier. The left hand, ...
  4 days ago

• Physical email notification

  
  Hack a Day — Authority: 694
  One day computers will exist in every part of our lives. You’ll be standing in the shower, lathering up  when Chantal, your holographic computer controlled AI partner, informs you in a cool voice you have a new email. How splendid, it must be the office letting you know there is no work today! “Anything else?” ...
  4 days ago

• Didgeridoo modded to include electronic manipulation

  
  Hack a Day — Authority: 694
  It’s not a bazooka, but this altered instrument makes it look like the player is toking off of some type of weapon. [Kyle] wanted to take the already mysterious sounds produced by a didgeridoo then capture and alter them electronically . The physical build of this project is nothing short of beautiful. He’s ...
  4 days ago

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