MINOR PROJECT – KEYBOARD INPUT, MATRIX DISPLAY OUTPUT
– May 17th, 2010
[Adam] shared with us a nice keyboard-to-matrix project.
Check out for the (long) code after the break.
SPANISH COMMUNITY VIDEOVIDEO DE LA COMUNIDAD DE HABLA HISPANA
– May 16th, 2010
Igor Gonzalez arranged a meeting in Madrid for Arduino’s Spanish speaking community, and got it published online. If you want to follow the discussion, take a look at the video and subscribe to the Spanish email list at: es [at] arduino.es
Igor Gonzalez organizó una reunión en el Medialab Prado de Madrid para presentar sus notas al respecto del desarrollo de la web en Español, así como otros puntos tratados durante la reunión Uno Punto Cero en ITP, Nueva York. Échale un vistazo al vídeo y sigue la discusión en la lista de correo: es [at] arduino.es
LIFE, IN COLOUR: THE TINCT LIVES!
– May 14th, 2010
This project has, for a number of reasons, languished unfinished in a box for two years. Now, with encouragement and help from my friends at Hacklab.toand Site3.ca, I’ve finally completed it! In its current incarnation, it is a standalone, full-colour, interactive version of Conway’s Game of Life; with a firmware flash, it can become a monome-compatible USB interface.
features and video after the break.
UNITY3D + ARDUINO *AUGMENTED* PLEASURE
– May 12th, 2010
I’m following a *very* interesting thread down at Arduino Forum.
[kapser] a.k.a. [Tiuri de Jong] posted a huge step forward towards a Arduino-to-Unity connection (I can’t think of all the possibilities this framework can reach).
Check out Tiuri’s project hosted on google code.
Let’s help debugging de jong’s project now.
I’d like to thank [Caliber Mengsk] as well to follow and post some of his personal code (aside of Tiuri’s one) on the Forum’s thread.
UPDATE: just wanted to thank [Tiuri] for the english version of the big post thumbnail. We are following his job on Unity & Arduino and looking forward to see new better version of it.
via [Arduino Forum]
SO FAR WE ARE SECOND … SPREAD THE RUMOR
– May 12th, 2010
Thanks to the amazing response from the community, Arduino is now second at Italy’s Wired competition to send a project to Shanghai’s World Expo this year. We are 1000 votes behind, please keep on voting 
See the scores here:
SUN TRACKING SOLAR PANEL WITH ARDUINO
– May 12th, 2010
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via [solarpowerforhomes]
PILLOW TALK
– May 12th, 2010
Copyright 2010 Jo
Pillow Talk is a project aiming to connect long distance lovers. Each person has a pillow for their bed and a chest sensor which they wear to sleep at night. The chest sensor wirelessly communicates with the other person’s pillow; when one person goes to bed, their lover’s pillow begins to glow softly to indicate their presence. Placing your head on the pillow allows you to hear the real-time heartbeat of your loved one.
A really interesting yet poetic project from [Joanna Montgomery]
video after the break
IPHONE, ARDUINO & FLASH CS5
– May 12th, 2010
[Martin Lihs] connected the iPhone to an Arduino via bluetooth and a socket server in between. No code supplied yet. We’ll check it out for you 
HOW QUICK CAN YOU SOLDER?
– May 11th, 2010
I am working in a project for the fashion brand Purificacion Garcia since a couple of months ago. All the objects that will be exhibited in Gijon from this Thursday are made with Arduino and Processing. I will post more about this art project and the community it aims to be supporting in India after the opening. In the meanwhile, I feel I need to share this with you:
So, how long do you need to solder 192 SMD LEDs? It took me 1h 10m, the soldering wasn’t perfect, but only one of the LEDs wasn’t shinning as it should after I finished. That’s quite an achievement. The code? The magnificentTLC5940 library for Arduino by user acleone (Alex Leone). Thanks! it is a very smooth piece of code. I strongly recommend you using it if you are in the need of a lot of PWM pins.
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