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This is the completed LoL Shield on top of an Arduino and a Mintyboost next to it which can be used to power it.
More info can be found at: gregms.com/2011/01/lolshield/
Turned a Rubbermaid food storage container into a case to carry my Arduino in my bag on my bicycle.
For Bread Bike Blog
Here are the enclosure components I purchased. The 2" threaded PVC end will screw into the threaded opening in the tank. A cut piece of the 2" PVC tube will be cemented to that and finally, the cap will top it off. The cap will house the Parallax PING sensor.
I thought my Arduino board was broken. (Look at the note above.) But it turns out that it's normal for that connection to not be there. How do I know? I looked at Flickr photos of other people's Arduino boards.
The upper and lower sets of pins are offset (horizontally and vertically) but there's no extra gap between the two top banks.
Arduino(sanguino1284p)MsTimer2+SDcard (<- NEW!! ) AC-current Meter (WattMeter)
code
github.com/ichbinfrei/Arduino/blob/master/AC_Logger_CT10H...
Students learn the basics of programming microcontrollers using the Inventor Kits available in the Innovation Lab.
Sandbox classes are opportunities for patrons to explore at their own pace. A recent Saturday found patrons working through several Arduino projects, with others dropping in to work with Scratch or other tools and software available in the Jocelyn H. Lee Innovation Lab.
Processing sketch running on PC is querying Twitter API and sending data to Arduino board. Arduino sketch is manipulating the data to create a control signal that is being used to control a lip-sync relay that will power a puppet jaw.
Twitr_janus
July 2012
For more on this and other daft things see the "Making weird stuff" blog
El botón de la izquierda se usa para cambiar de escena. El resto de botones no hacen nada de momento, los estoy reciclando de otro proyecto.
Covering the bottom of the Arduino so that the solder points do not short out on the metal enclosure.
Completed reading lamp (diagonal)
Head - laminated MDF
Base/controls - oak
February 2012
For more on this, arduino stuff and other daft things see the "Making weird stuff" blog
My previous web-cam mount was quite rough.
This time around is a bit more polished. I tried to use servos, they are speedy but cause power problems. The addition, however, of shape-lock (the melted-cheesey white stuff) solve certain mounting problems. It is fairly strong and doesn't bond to LEGO.
I also added a 1-wire temp sensor (not visible) so I can monitor the air-temp there from remote.
Check out the upgraded model.
Turned a Rubbermaid food storage container into a case to carry my Arduino in my bag on my bicycle.
For Bread Bike Blog
Having fun with my new Arduino Uno.
This (very basic) project is based on the tutorial found here: www.ladyada.net/learn/arduino/lesson3.html
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