 Back on Arduino! - 8-8-2009 14:33:08
Ok, I got more free time so I dedicated it to few Arduino tutorials starting from the simplest one : Hello World! – blinking a LED and culminating with the build of my own Arduino-based robot.
The plan is to learn you (and myself) the basics of connecting Arduino to LEDs, temperature sensors, distance sensors, DC [...] more »
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Learn how to use the Arduino microcontroller with Makes tutorial videos - 24-2-2009 18:41:27
Marc de Vinck has been producing an excellent series of tutorial videos that show you how to make things with the Arduino microcontroller. In this third installment, he uses the Arduino to control a servo motor with a potentiometer. If you're interested in learning how to use the Arduino, I recommend starting with the slim, easy-to-grok book, Getting Started with Arduino, by Massimo Banzi, the co-founder of Arduino. Arduino starter project video - Boing Boing Make's gift guide to Arduino - Boing Boing...
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The Arduino in the Atlantic - 31-1-2010 9:14:02
*Gosh, the time-honored Atlantic is an interesting venue for a discussion of the Arduino.
*This is basically a MAKE magazine article wearing shined shoes and a bowtie. Look how upmarket and toney this is! Whatever next, one wonders. Maybe free giveaway Arduino kits for all the attendees at Davos? That would be [...] more »
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Parallel Programming For the Arduino - 16-6-2010 21:26:51
As more non-traditional programmers start playing around with embedded platforms like the Arduino, the limitations and complications of interrupt-driven event handling can become an annoying barrier to entry. Now a group of academics have ported the parallel-processing language Occam to the Arduino. more »
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Arduino the Documentary, a trailer - 15-8-2010 19:10:57
*Nice to see the voices and faces of so many of the usual Arduino suspects here.
TRAILER Arduino: The Documentary (available on HD) from gnd on Vimeo. more »
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Parallel Programming For the Arduino - 16-6-2010 17:01:00
blackbearnh writes "As more non-traditional programmers start playing around with embedded platforms like the Arduino, the limitations and complications of interrupt-driven event handling can become an annoying barrier to entry. Now a group of academics have ported the parallel-processing language Occam to the Arduino. In an interview on O'Reilly Answers, Matt Jadud of Allegheny College [...] more »
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Arduino Assisted Mind-Controlled Television - 11-4-2010 5:42:13
Dcept905, aka Paul, has interfaced an EEG headset and an Arduino with an IR LED to control his television set with thought alone. ‘I have finally gotten around to re-writing some of my old code and re-recording a proper demo of controlling physical objects using thoughts by interfacing an EEG headset with an Arduino. more »
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Arduino : how to use the Serial port - 17-8-2009 7:57:40
Sometimes you really need to use the Serial port (UART or USART) of Arduino to communicate with your computer (or other devices) for debugging or readings.
Arduino uses digital pins 0 (RX, receive) and 1 (TX, transmission) for Serial communication with all devices and the USB cable for communication with the computer (and the built-in Serial [...] more »
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Creative Arduino - 10-8-2009 5:01:00
YEARS HAVE PASSED since I last used my soldering iron to piece together things that worked but I'm feeling the urge to let myself dabble in the Ardiuno Playground, an open source hardware project. I've met Arduino advocates during Limerick OpenCoffee and I work with a guy who has a microelectronics test stand on his desk. All that's missing is the monthly catalogue to prod me towards an Arduino Duemilanove (at right). At its heart, Arduino is a programmable microcontroller, developed in Italy in 2005. You can connect the microcontroller via serial or USB ports to a computer running Windows, Mac OS or Linux, and program the controller by using the free open source integrated development envir more »
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Make a Fortune Teller with an Arduino - 13-2-2009 8:10:58
If you ever wanted to make a fortune teller by yourself, here is a fun do it yourself project that uses the arduino to tell your fortune.
This cool arduino diy project will provide a fortune as you are familiar with fortune cookies, which also includes a lucky number... more »
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Free Arduino language file for GeSHi - 18-8-2009 5:50:50
As you may know, from now on all the code from this blog will be on tutorialpedia.
I started writing some Arduino tutorials so I needed a syntax highlighter for the code I wrote, the best choice was GeSHI but it didn’t had a language file for Arduino code so I wrote it.
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Arduino Realtime Audio Processing - 16-1-2009 6:36:39
The Arduino is a cheap little microcontroller, but you can use it to do some interesting audio effects. Check out the following Lab3 - Labor für experimentelle Informatik more »
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Steampunk Arduino Watch Plays Breakout - 14-6-2010 11:54:50
We have featured quite a few different steampunk themed gadgets here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is the creation of Matthew Garten, and might just be the coolest we have seen so far, the Steampunk Arduino Watch.
The Steampunk Arduino Watch has a range of features built in, including the temperature, a range fining features, [...] more »
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DYI Arduino Wristwatch - 22-2-2009 21:55:59
Arduino is an easy to use prototyping platform for physical computing. The beauty of it is that it simplifies the whole process of programming micro-controller chips and sensors for the weekend hacker. Franklin Chang, a psycholinguist who is soon to be teaching in Seoul, created a sweet digital wrist watch, using the Arduino mini pro. The nokia 3310 lcd screen displays the time and is powered by the re-chargeable lithium coin cell battery more »
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Super Mario on a Arduino-controlled 8x8 pixelboard - 15-3-2010 6:03:21
CMU's Chloe Fan hacked an Arduino controlled 8x8 pixelboard to play a wicked side-scrolling game of Super Mario. What a fun and creative use of the board! Someone needs to start an Arduino summer-camp; I went to Logo camp when I was 11 or 12 and it was life-changing. I expect there's a kid or two out there waiting to have their minds blown with Arduino. (If you know of such a summer camp, post to the comments; if you're looking for such a summer camp, check the comments!). Mario Goes Open-Source with Arduino (via /.) Previously:Mario and Luigi: warrior plumbers tee Mario takes the Metropolis Custom Mario levels used as rhythm section for anime theme medley ... Super Mario vs NYC -- street ar more »
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From the Brainwagon Archive: Silly Arduino Project #1: A Trivial Beacon - 30-10-2009 15:22:31
One year ago tody, I tinkered together a very simple program and keying circuit to use my Arduino to send out a simple Morse Code beacon message.
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How to do a mood lamp using Arduino - 27-12-2008 22:39:42
This was my first Arduino project so I decided to use only LEDs
Being Christmas I wanted to do something nice to look at night so I looked on my electronic parts box and found 3 different color LEDs : red, green and blue. I soldered their cathodes and then took 10 inches of [...] more »
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Instructables and EMSL Arduino contest - 1-10-2009 16:00:36
Here's a really open-ended contest from Instructables: just use an Arduino!
Arduinos are awesome - with one simple controller, you can make almost anything! What new things can you make with Arduino? We've teamed up with the creative folks at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories on an Arduino contest to find out.
The rules are simple: to enter you must make a new Instructable that involves the Arduino IDE. You can use more »
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TinyGPS Library for Arduino - 21-4-2009 14:32:54
Yep, I’m still working on my balloon project, and part of it is still scoping out the flight hardware. I found this library for interfacing a GPS to the Arduino, and it looks like it could be quite useful.
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Showtime: Spiral Wall - 26-8-2010 11:47:00
SPIRAL_WALL: PROCESSING+ARDUINO+SERVO from P&A LAB on Vimeo.
“This project is called “Spiral Wall” which used Processing to control Arduino board. Pressing the keyboard(or mouse) to control the servo to rotate clockwise or counter-clockwise. You can see how the silk-line rotate and make the diversity of the patterns.”
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