[OoB] Shooting paintball maker with relay, Arduino and .NET WinForms My first Arduino based project was Sonar with C#, JS and HTML5. Now I continue the “Out of Boredom” series with a setup that allows firing a paintball marker (gun) with a command sent from a computer 🙂 This time software stack is simpler –
[OoB] Shooting paintball maker with relay, Arduino and .NET WinForms Continue Reading
Ever wanted a 7-segment display for around the house? Here’s your chance to make one! It can even be interactive based on the programming.Parts: ($7.60) 16 Digit TM1640 based display Dealextreme.com SKU: 104311 http://www.dealextreme.com/p/jy-mcu-16x-digital-tube-yellow-led-module-104311 ($2.50) Atmel ATtiny85 Digikey PN: ATTINY85-20PU-ND($1.73) Extra long female header pins Digikey PN: SAM1209-12-ND – I got longer sections, as I
Self-contained 16-Digit display – Arduino & Attiny85 Continue Reading
Andrew O’Malley, an amazingly creative maker, created this fanstastic Open Source Arduino-based clock that can display the time in many different ways: if not enough, one can also add his own personal animation. Compared to other clocks based on Arduino, this one has two distinctive features: a single board with the ATmega 328P chip plus
An Open Source, hackable Digital Clock Continue Reading
I’m creating a robot, but am finding that it’s better if I break the build down into smaller projects. This is one of those projects, and it seems to have a look that could be used for other things as well. Step 1: Destroy a lady’s compact mirror. I took the mirrors out of their plastic
Infinity Mirror – Tony Stark Arc-Reactor thing using arduino Continue Reading
Despite the Arduino YUN was presented just recently, already a new board that is compatible with GNU/Linux has been released. This one is based on x86 technology and made by Intel, the leader of this technology. Evolution of embedded technologies could be considered a fact if a giant like Intel decided to participate with his
An Intel Galileo Walkthrough using arduino Continue Reading
Your last two Arduino projects of the semester will deal with infrared communications. This lab will prepare you for those projects. In this lab, you will: build a circuit and code for sending infrared light, build a circuit and code for detecting infrared light, and work with a partner to experiment with IR communications. This
CS 2000 – Program Design in C using arduino Continue Reading
The 16×2 LCD And Keypad Shield is easy to use as it works seamlessly with the Arduino “LiquidCrystal” library. With just a few lines of code, you can set up the LCD and show messages on it. Additionally, you have the option to create more complex projects like displaying menu items and using buttons to
LCD & Keypad Shield Quickstart Guide using arduino Continue Reading
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
