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• Chatduino: An AIM Client for Arduino/Wiznet 5100

  
  adafruit industries blog — Authority: 526
  Chatduino: An AIM Client for Arduino/Wiznet 5100 … This is an AIM instant messenger client for Arduino/Wiznet 5100, which allows you to communicate with your Arduino project from anywhere on the internet, in near real-time. You can communicate with your project through any AIM client or even your cell phone by ...
  15 hours ago

• DIY Your Own Wall Avoiding Robot in Hours!

  
  Embedded projects from around the web — Authority: 130
  Ok, robot isn’t a new thing, especially in this 21 st century, where everything is related with technical and robotics. Honestly, it isn’t too hard to develop our own robot. Believe it or not, you can build a wall avoiding robot in several hours! Hold on a second. You must know the main goal of the project, ...
  2 days ago

• Multixylophoniomnibus

  
  Hack a Day — Authority: 667
  [Ania] wrote in to let us know her team had finished the Multixylophoniomnibus and that they have posted an extensive writeup about it. We covered this augmented xylophone when it was still in development at the beginning of this month. Originally they wanted to use mallets wrapped in tinfoil as switches that ...
  2 days ago

• Initial CEB Automation Results

  
  Open Source Ecology — Authority: 413
  The FSCONS conference was awesome, discussion on RepLab is evolving, and I have a feeling we haven’t seen anything yet. At the same time – the core of building a pattern for replicable, post-scarcity, resilient communities is actually building it. Today we get back to the CEB automation question – and we ...
  3 days ago

• The DuinoTagger and Talcapult

  
  CrunchGear — Authority: 796
  Like a ’70s cop team – one is the goodie two shoes and the other one is the drunk – the DuinoTagger and Talcapult allow you to shoot things and make smoke appear. The gun uses an Arduino board to control a tiny catapult that blows out a little puff of smoke. The instructions are pretty detailed but you can ...
  3 days ago

• The DuinoTagger and Talcapult

  
  RSS fabriek — Authority: 167
  Like a ’70s cop team – one is the goodie two shoes and the other one is the drunk – the DuinoTagger and Talcapult allow you to shoot things and make smoke appear. The gun uses an Arduino board to control a tiny catapult that blows out a little puff of smoke. The instructions are pretty detailed but you can ...
  3 days ago

• Hardcopy: Arduino clone with a built in prototyping area

  
  Electronics-Lab.com Blog — Authority: 132
    Designed to make a permanent version (or Hardcopy if you will) of your project once you have perfected it on a breadboard but without the expense of embedding your original Arduino into your project. The hardcopy also makes your project more reliable and robust. With the prototyping area integrated into the ...
  3 days ago

• Arduino in Unity3D

  
  MAKE Magazine — Authority: 156
  Unity3D hacker Pieter Floris writes in to say that hes finally got his Arduino connected compass controlling a camera in Unity3D . The barrier of entry continues to be lowered by projects like this. Kudos, Pieter! Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more ...
  3 days ago

• Arduino in Unity3D

  
  TOYS and GADGETs | News | Reviews | Videos — Authority: 170
  Unity3D hacker Pieter Floris writes in to say that hes finally got his Arduino connected compass controlling a camera in Unity3D . The barrier of entry continues to be lowered by projects like this. Kudos, Pieter! Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more ...
  3 days ago

• Custom SL-1210 Cabinet: Part 3.1

  
  Jesse Chorng, custom made — Authority: 110
  As promised (to myself mostly), I wanted to add some more functionality to the vinyl cabinet and make it do some cool interactive stuff. Who says vinyl has to be old school? I havent had time to work on this as Ive mostly been toiling away at my portfolio. But tonight, I got some time to sit down and bust out a ...
  3 days ago

• Robot body by Lego, brains by Arduino

  
  TOYS and GADGETs | News | Reviews | Videos — Authority: 170
  Hector of Make: en Español sent us this piece from the site: What happens when you give an Arduino to a student whose resources barely provide for the most basic maker needs, but is nonetheless eager to create something awesome? You get tech-art in the making. David Busto Torres, the newest member of the elite ...
  4 days ago

• Robot body by Lego, brains by Arduino

  
  MAKE Magazine — Authority: 156
  Hector of Make: en Español sent us this piece from the site: What happens when you give an Arduino to a student whose resources barely provide for the most basic maker needs, but is nonetheless eager to create something awesome? You get tech-art in the making. David Busto Torres, the newest member of the elite ...
  4 days ago

• DIY Reverse Geocache Puzzle

  
  Gadget News and Reviews — Authority: 165
  Now here’s a DIY gadget that you don’t see everyday, a DIY reverse geocache puzzle box, given as a wedding gift. Using the Arduino prototyping platform and a GPS device, it will lead you to a specific location on the globe, before you’re able to open the box. Of course, you’ll need to assemble certain the ...
  4 days ago

• Camera Axe 3.0

  
  Hobby Robotics — Authority: 388
  I’ve done a lot of refinement since releasing the original version of the Camera Axe . The Camera Axe is a tool for photographers to trigger cameras or flashes based on signals from various sensors. In this version there are two ports for sensors such as a microphone, a motion detector, or light sensor; and there ...
  4 days ago

• Earthquake DIY – How to Make a Seismic Earthquake Detector/Reflector!

  
  zedomax.com — Authority: 634
  Here’s a rather cool device you can make to let you know when there’s an earthquake anywhere around the world using Arduino and RSS feeds from USGS.gov . Basically, the device will simulate the intensity of earthquake’s magnitude through vibrations.  For seismic scientists and reporters who specialize in ...
  4 days ago

• Morse code beacon using Arduino

  
  MAKE Magazine — Authority: 156
  Any hams out there that need a quick-and-dirty morse code beacon? Then you might be interested in Mark VandeWetterings Arduino Based Morse Beacon . I really like the clever way that he stores the code sequences for each character: Its a little bit clever (a very little bit) but I guess it does require some ...
  4 days ago

• Morse code beacon using Arduino

  
  TOYS and GADGETs | News | Reviews | Videos — Authority: 170
  Any hams out there that need a quick-and-dirty morse code beacon? Then you might be interested in Mark VandeWetterings Arduino Based Morse Beacon . I really like the clever way that he stores the code sequences for each character: Its a little bit clever (a very little bit) but I guess it does require some ...
  4 days ago

• Hands-On Gifts for Hackers, Makers and the DIY Obsessed [Gift Guide]

  
  Gizmodo — Authority: 894
  Hi there, Im Phil. I live in an electronics factory, and regularly need to pluck microcontrollers out of my feet when walking around barefoot. I thought I could bring some of that joy to you in a gift guide . Its going to be a little different than just the usual crap you can buy—its a guide that can start you on ...
  4 days ago

• Build a Seismic Reflector

  
  Electronics-Lab.com Blog — Authority: 132
  jimthree writes: The aim is to build a device which responds to earthquakes being reported in near-real time via the USGS RSS feeds. The device responds by illustrating the magnitude of the reported earthquake via two fairly chunky vibration motors of the kind used in video game controllers. The device is connected ...
  4 days ago

• DIY USB to Serial Cable For $3!

  
  Electronics-Lab.com Blog — Authority: 132
  Jonathan Thomson submitted this useful article about converting a low cost cell phone USB cable into and easy and cheap way to connect to an Arduino   microcontroller setup. Jonathan found a cable for less then $3 which can be hacked to perform the same function as the typical $20 FTDI USB cable often used in ...
  4 days ago

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