LED PROJECT PROTOTYPE – PART I
– March 23rd, 2010
Everybody who’s looking for an H-Bridge solution heads up to the ITP site.
Here are some step further from Kat Reilly, who is working on a Led project[code ready].
JOB OPPORTUNITY AT APPLE
– March 22nd, 2010
Are you an interaction designer with prototyping skills including -among others- knowledge in the use of Arduino? Take a look at this job post and who knows … maybe next time you read this blog you are designing the iPad-to-be.
Taken from Apple's website 2010-03-22
ARDUINO POWERED LV TANKER TO 5TH PLACE
– March 22nd, 2010
(c) 2010 by the author, LV Tanker - Arduino Powered Robot
J. Pagliaccio just sent us an email about the NY Science Olympiad Regional Finals at Webber Middle School. An Arduino powered robot, the LV Tanker, made it to 5th place of 43 contestants.
The LV Tanker pushed its way through the semi finals and – with is blinking LEDs and front mounted laser the Tanker was a real crowd favorite – being the only contender to be controlled by a custom 2.4 GHz remote with Wii Nunchuck, and the only sumo bot entry with its own on-board programmable (Arduino) microcontroller. But in the end, the Tanker got blindsided from the side – its only weak spot, and was pushed out.
You can read more about it at Julian’s blog (the guy who made it). I love the subtitle for his blog: Building “The LV Tanker” – The chronicles of a 6/7th-grader building a remote controlled bot. There is a lot of information there like the following picture describing the different parts involved in building up this robot.
- (c) 2010 by the author, LV-tanker description
TWEETING AQUARIUM
– March 22nd, 2010
Complete & well done project sum-up about a twitting aquarium. Just 3 push-buttons, a LRD and a Dallas Semiconductor DS18B20 1-wire digital thermometer used for measuring the temperature of the aquarium water.
via [Juissi's Tanganyika]
OPEN SOURCE CIRCUIT BOARDS USING REPRAP TECHNOLOGY
– March 22nd, 2010
You you have ever wondered how to make double sided circuit boards at home and without all the chemicals, here’s the video for you. There is a big effort to increase the number of parts the RepRap can make for itself. why not circuit boards?
[...]…I couldn’t wait. For the last six months I have been building a larger, tougher, cnc / mill for milling circuit boards. The printed part count is low. I was only able to print the bearings and motor couplings. However, it is still a RepRap in spirit… if I can be so bold. The electronics are Gen 2, with an Arduino at the heart, and the firmware and host are variants of the RepRap firm and host.After finding most of the ways not to do it I am finally getting high resolution, repeatable, double sided, drilled and scored, boards. Here is an opto endstop 2.1 board that recently came off my “tough” cnc.[...]
NYC MEETUP — LAST POST, I SWEAR!
– March 20th, 2010
After the meetup tonight, we’ll be having beers in the East Village Ryan’s Irish Pub at 151 Second Avenue between 9th and 10th. We’ll be there from about 8 PM. So if you didn’t RSVP for the meetup before it filled up, come out and join us for a pint this evening at Ryan’s.
1ST ARDUINO EVER
– March 20th, 2010
Some interesting reports of the Opening Hardware workshop @ eyebeam in NYC with the most influential people in open source hardware including Limor Fried, Bunnie Huang (Chumby), and the Arduino team. In the first picture you can see the first Arduino ever brought by Massimo Banzi.
Celebrate.
via [MAKE]
ARDUINO FIO PRESENTED AT UNO PUNTO ZERO
– March 19th, 2010
Well. For Arduino enthusiasts everything is happening in New York right now. During this OpenHardware Meeting Shigeru Kobayashi from IAMAS, presented his Arduino FIO board that he developed together with Sparkfun.
Check some other pictures on Sparkfun webStore.
via [Arduino Blog]
SCROLLING TEXT ON THE DUAL RG MATRIX SHIELD
– March 19th, 2010
ARDUINO FIO PRESENTED AT UNO PUNTO ZERO
– March 18th, 2010
Today we are working at ITP, New York University, Shigeru Kobayashi from IAMAS, presented his Arduino FIO board that he developed together withSparkfun.
Sneak preview of the Arduino FIO at the Uno Punto Zero meeting
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