Going to buy a new Wireless Controller for your next Robotics project. Why buy a new one when you can Do-It-Yourself? All you need is an Arduino, an old Joystick with a Gameport (15-pin connector) and a pair of Series 1 xBee Modules. The explanation of the xBee Configuration and the xBee Packet Description is very […]
A Nintendo Wii-remote along with bluetooth communication and an arduino gives us this magical cart with a wireless steering wheel. These cool people are staunch DIY-ers and would love to see the community build more such vehicles. The cart has two motors which use a chain to drive each of the rear wheels. A pair […]
John Boxall of Tronixstuff has written a very interesting tutorial article on his blog about how to connect any Android-based smartphone with an Arduino board, by means of Seeedstudio’s Bluetooth Bee and a promising, yet simple – open-source Android application, named BlueTerm, which provides RFCOMM/SPP serial communication capabilities. In this introductory video, John shows how to […]
A device that opens the websites using physical world interaction? This is a step closer to the internet of things. Using our beloved Arduino and RFID tags, we can think of a lot many applications of this device! Too lazy to create your own Arduino + RFID reader? No fear! Arduino internet Gizmo is here. […]
In case you have been following MBTweetFleet and availing awesome parking spaces, you would be happy to know that the service was made using an Arduino and GPS/GPRS shield. The cars automatically generated a tweet with GPS data out of every empty parking space they passed. Via Arduino the onboard electronics were connected to a […]
Italian company “moltosenso” has released a free, cross-platform software that allows you to configure all the parameters of your XBee modules.
Impressing automotive hacking lets this FIAT car moving by the number of “like” from the Guarana Antarctica Facebook Fan Page. The advertising idea is simple: let the social audience support this Sau Paulo to Salvador trip to reach the Carnivalby commenting / “liking” the page. The onboard Arduino ADK (connected to a tablet and the […]
Ball of Dub from LUSTlab on Vimeo. Accelerometer to Renoise via OSC to control trippy and dubby sounds. [Lizzie] from LustLab sent in her Ball of Dub that turns a few accelerometer and a digital audio workstation and turns everything into an aural experience of wubs and dubs. The Ball of Dub can turn just about […]
Terrence O’Bien posts a clean music interface (no menus / no buttons) based on RFID, as previously seen some time ago. There isn’t actually much new about this awesome DIY project, but it’s the way it brings the various parts together that has us impressed. Designed by Instructables user XenonJohn, with help from software developer David […]
[Alan Amon] posted a cool vintage hack on Instructables, adding GPS-based clock funcionalities to a Bally Wizard pinball. Pinball machine will automatically power up at the preset time each day and then resets to display the current time, the year, the time the alarm is set for and the date month/day. Then as long as […]
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