Tutorials. An Arduino Compatible Wearable Electronics Platform For the last few years Ladyada has been thinking about everything she wanted in a wearable electronics platform for Adafruit's community of makers, hackers, crafters, artists, designers and engineers.
After numerous prototypes, we finally have what we think is the perfect platform.We call it the FLORA. Learn how to use the FLORA in your wearable electronics projects. We already have some great tutorials to show you how to use the FLORA, FLORA Ultimate GPS, and FLORA RGB Smart Pixels. Arduino tips and troubleshooting. 1. Troubleshooting if Arduino applications don't work My Arduino applications and libraries are tested with the Arduino software version used at the time of development.
After installation of a new Arduino software version, problems may arise with existing projects. I don't have time to regularly test all my software on newer Arduino versions, so let me know if problems occur. Blog. After two years, I think I have my Replicator (apparently the first one shipped) finally working reliably to produce >1 hour prints.
Thank you @iandanforth for asking if I had a description of the mods I did and prompting me to write this. The Replicator has been a very frustrating product. After a few out-of-the-box failures, it worked great for the first week and then rapidly deteriorated. And a few months later, the Replicator 2 was announced and support for my product rapidly evaporated. Many of the things I print are small and take <15 minutes to print, so I’ve been dealing with a <30% success rate of printing, or using other 3d printers. The heated build platform and thermocouple issues were just bad original parts from Makerbot. RC auto řízené ARDUINEM. Wifi Robot August 2008 Wifi Robot: A remote control car that can be driven over the internet or with a laptop wirelessly from up to 500m away.
It has a live-feed network camera so that it can be driven without line of sight and a horn so that you can honk at people. Ethernet shield - Examples of use. This documentation is for the XPort type modules, not WIZnet! See the Ethernet Shield library for WIZnet documentation. PLEASE NOTE! We do not manufacture, sell or support Lantronix or WIZnet products! These examples are for your information and entertainment, we do not guarantee they work - many have had changes to the IDE and underlying libraries - and they are offered AS IS I've written a library to make talking to the XPort devices -really- easy! Here's the interface: Create an AF_XPort object at the top of your sketch, calling it with the pin designations you are going to use. Ardubot - Arduino v praxi (2. díl) Hned po uveřejnění minulého článku, jsem začal přemýšlet, jak Ardubota dále vylepšit.
Jako nejlepší se mi zdál nápad vybavit ho malou bezdrátovou kamerou pracující v pásmu 2,4 GHz. Přijímač lze snadno připojit k televizoru, na kterém pak můžeme sledovat, kam robot jede. Zároveň jsem si hned ze začátku určil jako cíl, že kamera musí být pohyblivá v horizontálním i vertikálním směru. ArduPilot - ardupilot - Arduino-based autopilot with GPS. ArduPilot (Legacy) main page. [This original ArduPilot board, now called the "Legacy ArduPilot" is no longer produced or officially supported by the DIY Drones dev team, and this page is maintained just for historic reasons. However, there are still many users of it out there and it still works fine. The user group for Legacy ArduPilot users, for both thermopile and IMU use, is here.]
ArduPilot is a full-featured autopilot based on the Arduino open-source hardware platform. It uses infrared (thermopile) sensors or an IMU for stabilization and GPS for navigation. It is the autopilot used to win the 2009 Sparkfun Autonomous Vehicle Competition. Top 40 Arduino Projects of the Web. Programming an ATtiny w/ Arduino 1.0.1. This tutorial shows you how to program an ATtiny45, ATtiny85, ATtiny44 or ATtiny84 microcontroller using the Arduino software.
These are small, cheap ($2-3) microcontrollers that are convenient for running simple programs. The ATtiny45 and ATtiny85 have eight legs and are almost identical, except that the ATtiny85 has twice the memory of the ATtiny45 and can therefore hold more complex programs. The ATtiny44 and ATtiny84 have 14-legs and more inputs and outputs. Thanks to Mark Sproul for his work on making the Arduino core portable across processors. Materials and Tools For this tutorial, you’ll need: An in-system programmer (ISP), a piece of hardware used to load programs onto the ATtiny. Arduino Home Automation. Control Heating and Lighting with an Arduino Remotely controlling the lighting and heating in my house is something I have always wanted the ability to do.
Its not very welcoming to come home after a weekend to a cold house. Leaving the heating on, even with a timer, is a waste as I don't always know what time I will arrive home. The ideal solution would be to remotely switch on the heating when I am about twenty minutes away from the house. Using an Arduino with an Ethernet Shield from nuelectronics.com to control some relays seemed like a good starting point. WARNING: If you do not have experience working with mains electricity do NOT attempt this project.
Proof of Concept Components for the initial proof of concept: Putting the proof of concept together took less than two hours, I wired up a mains socket through a relay and plugged a desk lamp into the socket. Arduino Code - Kevin Darrah.