[Leight] posted an interesting use of the LCD Shield by SparkFun as a waterfall visualisation (a.k.a. plotting signal strength and frequency over time). “Cascata” is the Italian for “Waterfall”. Nice one. Cascata is an Arduino Waterfall display program built using the Arduino and the Sparkfun Color LCD Shield. It has a selectable 0-4 kHz or 0-2 kHz […]
[Viorel] wrote me about an interesting project he and his friends from Robofun developed during the 2011 Yahoo Open Hack in Bucharest, and won the Hacker’s Choice Award. The diorama becomes a physical representation of tour friends’ behaviours. If you’re a both nature lover and a geek, you would certainly love the Yahoo Farm. The […]
As seen in the streaming of Google IO 2011, physical computing and interactive enviroments are one of the main topics opening the conference. The Android Open Accessory Kit is going to allow Android related devices receive data from different sensors (just via USB, for now). The Android Open Accessory Development Kit (ADK) provides an implementation […]
Nice RESTduino demo #1 by [Jason Gullickson]: what is RESTduino? RESTduino is a simple sketch to provide a REST-like interface to the Arduino via the Ethernet Shield. The idea is to allow developers familiar with interacting with REST services with a way to control physical devices using the Arduino (without having to write any Arduino […]
As lately reported by Arduino blog, there is a common, strong effort to visualize nuclear radiation data. RDTN.org (a collective voice helping others stay informed) kickstarted the enpowerement of the project by purchasing up to 600 Geiger Counter devices. 16 days to go. Support. RDTN.org is a website whose purpose is to provide an aggregate […]
Last week I was in Rome for the Arduino Day. I was amazed by the projects and the people there: true Arduino fans. This is the first post about some of those projects: more soon. [anbello] generates – via MIDI – different light patterns on a strip of addressable RGB LED MIDI messages from the […]
This is an art project born as the collaboration between Varvara Guljajeva and Mar Canet. During the last couple of years they have been collaborating in the creation of several interactive installations, some of them containing Arduino boards. The Rythm of City is about to be presented in the following weeks at the Czec Festival […]
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