Introduction: Give a brief description of what you are trying to solve. Include a high-level overview of what you made, why you made it, what parts you used, and what it does. In today’s growing technology, it seems every little electronic is becoming touch or motion sensored. Our team wanted to incorporate that type of technology into a
[Team PGH] – Prototype I Final Report: [Motion RC Car] using arduino Continue Reading
Welcome to the SM-1 project from ArduinoArts.com! (A.K.A as the Annoying IKEA Lamp) We are proud to introduce you to the SM-1 project (aka the Annoying IKEA lamp), as part of the Toy hacking contest from the SeeedStudio.com friends. The project consists in modifying an IKEA 5€ lamp and adding it some sensors, lights, sound
The IKEA Robot Lamp using arduino Continue Reading
“Hello world”,I am not going to start this blog with typical “Hello world” program,since lot of resources already covered Arduino way of telling “hello world”,that is Blinking a LED. This project is absolutely for beginners who prefers to run than taking a walk,I am going to control 7 segment display to automatically count numbers from
Single Digit Decimal counter using Arduino Continue Reading
Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. Python is our favorate programming language that allows you to integrate systems more effectively. Learn how to use Python to
Python Meets the Arduino Continue Reading
This is an Arduino powered alarm clock that after hitting snooze twice the alarm will not cancel until the user has cleared 4 lines in the game Tetris. You physically turn the clock sideways, so the screen is vertical, to play Tetris. It’s never fun to wake up in the morning but playing a little
Alarm Clock with Tetris to Prove You’re Awake using Arduino Continue Reading
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to control a high-current DC load such as a DC motor or an incandescent light from a microcontroller. (:toc Table of Contents:) Connect a transistor to the microcontroller The transistor allows you to control a circuit that’s carrying higher current and voltage from the microcontroller. It acts as an
Using a transistor to control high current loads with an Arduino Continue Reading
Hey guys! So I finally decided to make a page that has everything you could possibly know about my project. Even though I had previously answered everyone’s questions, they were usually through a message. Because of that, I was usually asked the same questions and I figure making this instructable will mitigate that. So without
Wireless Glove-Controlled Electric Mountainboard: An Analysis Continue Reading
Contents 1 Team Members 2 Mentor 3 Introduction 4 Components Used 5 Idea 6 Arduino Uno Board (ATMega328P) 7 Approach to Project 8 Sound Synthesis 8.1 Delay() 8.2 Interrupts 8.3 The nature of the periodic waveform 8.4 The nature of the amplitude envelope 9 Working Code 10 Expenses Incurred 11 Links 12 Videos Team Members
IR Harp using arduino Continue Reading
How the mobile sketch works: The brain of the system is really on the arduino or the web page the phone requests. . . The phone just passes any data it sees back and forth. . . For the phone app to run, it needs the URL of a server and the path to a
Arduino Mobile Processing Continue Reading
This project is a contribution to the first belgian Arduino Jam (2012). First of all we would like to thank the organisation and especially the main sponsor, Capgemini, which made all of this possible. Bleeber is a physical way of interacting with data trough oobleck. In Belgium it’s commonly known that the train schedule has its
Bleeber – A physical layer between data and action. using ardiuno Continue Reading
