@bzzzrp on Instagram: “Awww...Brain Computer Interface. <3 #cyborgselfcare #openbci #arduino” Turning The Arduino Uno Into An Apple ][ Arduino UNO. Arduivis - pure data - potentiometer. Cellular Connectivity Comes to Microcontrollers With The Spark Electron. The new Spark Electron Meet Electron from Spark, the new board that puts GSM cellular connectivity directly on the microcontroller.
With its onboard cellular antenna, this diminutive board will offer a huge range of deployment options and alleviate the hassle of using a custom cellular breakout board with your micro controller projects. They’re offering two versions, with either 2G or 3G connectivity. It thankfully also reduces the frustration of dealing with mobile carriers — more on that in a moment. Specifications: Annotated Electron layout The Electron features an ARM Cortex M3, the same chip that’s in the Spark Photon, and a few other familiar features. STM32F205 ARM Cortex M3 microcontroller1MB Flash, 128K RAMCellular modem: U-Blox SARA U-series (3G) or G-series (2G)36 pins total: 28 GPIOs (D0-D13, A0-A13), plus TX/RX, 2 GNDs, VIN, VBAT, WKP, 3V3, RSTBoard dimensions: 2.0″ x 0.8″ x 0.3″ (0.5″ including headers)Two versions: 2G or 3G connectivity Mobile Virtual Network Operator Advantage. Insta-Arduino sur Twitter : " - Lenny is 7 years old and coding using #Arduino … Wow! #OMGTechR…
Instagram. Lenny is 7 years old and coding using #Arduino …... Peterkirn sur Twitter : "Physical input/output tutorials in Max, Pd, Node.js, Python: #arduino Thoughts on these? Add a Physical Knob to Your Max Patch with Arduino: Video Tutorials. Patching on a computer involves plugging something into something else virtually.
In this video tutorial, you can extend that by adding a physical knob to control your custom creations, for Max/MSP (and Max for Live). It’s just a quick tip, but I know this gets asked a lot. (Greetings, students – happy spring semester to you!) And there’s something really fun about seeing a knob in the real world controlling something. Arduivis-max-potentiometer. Stephanie Henderson sur Twitter : "Make A Solid Wood Digital Clock #arduino. Make A Solid Wood Digital Clock « Adafruit Industries – Makers, hackers, artists, designers and engineers! February 16, 2015 AT 12:00 pm Make a wooden digital clock. via instructables How to build a wooden digital clock powered by an atmega168 (arduino) with a built-in alarm and games.
I first thought about making this when I saw an LED clock covered by a wood veneer . I liked it when I saw it, until I saw the price. This is when I decided to build my own, I wanted it to build it for much less, from solid wood and play games! Full tutorial No comments yet. On Instagram: “getting sidetracked with midi enabling this interesting old detachable gamepad/joystick combo #arduino #electronics #midi #ableton #abletonlive #max4live #controllerism #thrifting” Tindie sur Twitter : "#NEW Rainbowduino LED driver platform - Atmega 328 #Arduino...
Rainbowduino LED driver platform - Atmega 328 from Seeedstudio on Tindie. Diversified demands cannot be fully satisfied by mass production.
The booming of open source hardware, 3D printing, crowd-funding and global logistics creates a evolutional easy platform to hardware innovators. Products are becoming democratized, as some of the consumers now calling themselves makers. Seeed is a hardware innovation platform for makers to grow inspirations into differentiating products. By working closely with technology providers of all scale, Seeed provides accessible technologies with quality, speed and supply chain knowledge.
When prototypes are ready to iterate, Seeed helps productize 1 to 1,000 pcs using in-house engineering, supply chain management and agile manufacture forces. Bazaar Bazaar ( is an online market where you can always stroll around and discover something that WOWs you: the great variety, the distinctiveness, the high quality and the reasonable price.
Tindie sur Twitter : "#NEW Seeeduino Mega #Arduino... Diversified demands cannot be fully satisfied by mass production.
The booming of open source hardware, 3D printing, crowd-funding and global logistics creates a evolutional easy platform to hardware innovators. Products are becoming democratized, as some of the consumers now calling themselves makers. Seeed is a hardware innovation platform for makers to grow inspirations into differentiating products. By working closely with technology providers of all scale, Seeed provides accessible technologies with quality, speed and supply chain knowledge. When prototypes are ready to iterate, Seeed helps productize 1 to 1,000 pcs using in-house engineering, supply chain management and agile manufacture forces. Bazaar Bazaar ( is an online market where you can always stroll around and discover something that WOWs you: the great variety, the distinctiveness, the high quality and the reasonable price. New Sensors Could Allow Machines to Smell More Accurately Than Humans.
Build an animated Sound Locator with Arduino. Serial buffer limitations in Max using an Arduino. Controlling audio in Max with an Arduino in under 1 minute. Connecting Max to an Arduino under 40 seconds. Twitter. The tiniest ATtiny85 based ‘duino derivative ever. Did you know some tinyAVRs are so tiny that they can almost fit inside the ball of a ballpoint pen, or balance precariously on the tip of a matchstick?
Well, it’s no secret the itsy-bitsy family possesses unparalleled size, but more impressively, without sacrificing performance and efficiency. Over the past couple of years, as Makers took to Kickstarter to see who could possibly create the “world’s smallest Arduino,” it’s no surprise a majority turned to the super-small AVR. As previously featured on Bits & Pieces, the Nanite — which measures 0.4” wide — is an uber-mini dev board built around an ATtiny85 MCU that boasts the same pin configuration as a DIP ATtiny85. “As you can see below, the Nanite is very narrow, wasting no space on the breadboard. It is only 0.4″ wide in contrast to the 0.5″ or 0.6″ of the Trinket or Olimexino,” its creator Tim pointed out in pursuit of becoming the world’s smallest. For a while, it was believed to be the smallest ‘duino derivative on the block.
Atmel Corporation sur Twitter : "An unusual wearable machine turns tattoos into music: #Makers #Arduino (via @vtol_) A wearable machine turns tattoos into music. Moscow-based artist Dmitry Morozov — commonly referred to as ::vtol:: — has created a unique sound controller to read musical scores implanted in tattoos.
“This is a special instrument that combines [the] human body and [a] robotic system into a single entity that is designed to automate [the] creative process in an attempt to represent the artist and his instrument as a creative hybrid,” Morzov explained in a recent blog post. The scanning instrument is comprised of a metal railing, hand controllers and parallel black line sensors that move along the arm using a stepper motor. In addition, it is equipped with a Nintendo Wii remote control and an Open Sound Control to enhance the sound possibilities. A stepper motor guides the device along the inked lines, while the length of each bar coincides with the duration of an emitted sound. According to Morzov, the tattoo is specifically designed to contain the maximum number of variable time slots between triggers. Interested in learning more? Witter / ? Artificial Leaf Could Make Oxygen in Space with Water and Light #Biomimicry.
August 5, 2014 AT 1:30 am The “first man-made biological leaf” could enable humans to colonise space from Dezeen on Vimeo.
Human beings have long since been looking up at space, wondering when mankind will finally be technologically-advanced enough to colonize space. While staring heavenwards recently, we stumbled across this jaw-dropping development by RCA graduate Julian Melchiorri. A synthetically developed leaf, this concept called the Silk Leaf Project, is capable of absorbing water and carbon dioxide to produce oxygen, just the way a real plant does! Quoting Melchiorri, “NASA is researching different ways to produce oxygen for long-distance space journeys to let us live in space. Read more Related No comments yet. Aquainobr : Pcb was made! :) #arduino #pcb ... Leap motion and #arduino #leapmotion @leapmotion @leapmotiondev.
An Interactive Musical Art Installation for kids #ArduinoMicroMonday. An Interactive Musical Art Installation for kids #ArduinoMicroMonday Zoe Romano — February 3rd, 2014 The weekly post on the Arduino Micro, made in collaboration with Adafruit, is dedicated to an installation for kids made by Scott Garner, a designer, developer and craftsman: Reach is a large-scale interactive mural and musical instrument created for the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh as part of the Tough Art residency program.
Arduino - Digital speedometer. Duet - Arduino Due Compatible 3D Printer Electronics. The Duet is a new 3D Printer controller board that is compatible with the Arduino Due.
It has been developed by Andy Hingston and Tony Lock from Think3dPrint3d in conjunction with RepRapPro and with much advice from Chris Palmer (Nophead). This 3D Printer controller combines the Arduino Due microcontroller with 4 stepper motor controllers, Ethernet, Hi-Speed SD card slot and more. Blog Archive » Bleuette, the hexapod robot. Bleuette, the hexapod robot Zoe Romano — March 18th, 2013 Bleuette project is hexapod robot equipped with 6 legs that can be operated without any external guidance. The french project is fully open hardware (made entirely with an Ultimaker 3D printer) / opensource and operates on a Arduino Leonardo board with a custom shield developed for it and available on Hugo’s website, the author of the project. It is used mostly to control the 12 servos (+ 2 optional) for the legs, measure voltage and current.
Take a look at the robot’s first steps! Reading Sensors with Scratch.
Arduino ant farm – is a musical instrument. Tongue Music(+The Sound of Kiss) Audio. Tools. CNC Project. Xbee. Good Hobby CNC Machine. Arduino Links. Arduino Forum.