#arduino (26 links)
- ggerganov/ggwave github.com
Tiny data-over-sound library
Web API to make smart devices with the Arduino shield you already own
"After 4 years, Tinker is closing." Sad.
- NETLab Toolkit netlabtoolkit.org
- Garduino: Gardening + Arduino instructables.com
- gkaindl.com → software → arduino ethernet gkaindl.com
A collection of libraries I have written to use within the Arduino programming environment in conjunction with the Ethernet shield.
- » Openframeworks Arduino>Pachube .app dm.ncl.ac.uk
A "tiny .app [...] for taking Arduino sensor data and uploading to Pachube."
Slides and pictures from the rather good masterclass run by Tinker.it! at dConstruct.
- macosxvirtualserialport - Project Hosting on Google Code code.google.com
Do you want to test your next Mac OS X-to-Arduino project without always having the Arduino available? Do you want to test you cool Processing application when your mate hasn't finished writing the Arduino sketch? Do you want to do test driven development of your Mac OS X based application without dependency on your microcontroller?
A very low cost open source autonomous blimp. It consists of an Arduino-based blimp controller board with on-board infrared and ultrasonic sensors and an interface for an optional RC mode, a simple gondola with two vectoring (tilting) differential thrusters, and ground-based infrared beacon.
- Kin Blog: Getting started with Bluetooth kin-design.com
A quick bit of documentation on making a Bluetooth device that can respond to your computer. In this example a Processing sketch will blink the LED of the Arduino. It requires basic knowledge of soldering, Arduino and Processing.
- YouTube - RjDuino youtube.com
Using a custom RjDj patch to control an Arduino. Made possible via the "netsend" and "netreceive" objects in PD, which are also usable in RjDj. The interface with the Arduino is made through the Firmata firmware in combination with the PDuino library.
- The World Famous Index of Arduino & Freeduino Knowledge freeduino.org
An evolving index of practical subjects for the Arduinotm and Freeduino microcontrollers
- Pachube :: blog: Pachube2SketchUp: realtime sensor data in SketchUp blog.pachube.com
"With this tool, you are able to import both realtime and historic Pachube data (i.e. sensor and environment data) into popular 3D CAD package Google SketchUp. The incoming data can be used to generate or modulate a 3D model of a building or environment, and enables sophisticated design-decisions that are based on actual (and not simulated) sensor and environment data. Possible uses include designing interactive façades, undertaking post-occupancy evaluation (which is where you evaluate how well the design performs) and sensor-based form generation." In love.
Via blackbeltjones.
A service that enables you to connect, tag and share real time sensor data from objects, devices, buildings and environments around the world. The key aim is to facilitate interaction between remote environments, both physical and virtual.
- Web-Connected Light Sensors With Pachube & Arduino readwriteweb.com
"Free set of software tools that enable designers to easily "sketch in hardware". With no programming at all and working in the familiar environment of Flash, designers can hook up a physical sensor (e.g. a knob) and immediately get that knob to control a motor or a video projection. The toolkit works with a wide range of sensors, wireless sensors, input from the Wii Remote, controls motors and LEDs, communicates with MIDI devices, controls sound, graphics, and video in Flash, and communicates with DMX computer controlled lighting equipment, all with a simple drag-and-drop interface (of course, programming hooks are provided as well)."
- littleBits littlebits.cc
An opensource library of discrete electronic components pre-assembled in tiny circuit boards. Just as Legos allow you to create complex structures with very little engineering knowledge, littleBits are simple, intuitive, space-sensitive blocks that make prototyping with sophisticated electronics a matter of snapping small magnets together.
Via stevenparker.
- MakerBot Industries - Robots That Make Things. makerbot.com
MakerBot Industries creates open source robot kits that transform your digital designs into physical objects automatically. The kits are modular, modifiable, and built to be hacked.
Via russelldavies.
"There’s something delightfully Wallace and Gromitey about Poke’s BakerTweet, but not content with its floury goodness I decided to hack it around a bit. I’ve put together an app which takes the feed from Albion’s Twitter account, checks for updates, filters them (I’m only really interested in bread), and if (according to Fire Eagle) I’m within a mile of the bakery, sends me an SMS." Beautiful.
- tinker.it : Home Page tinker.it
A technology and design consultancy that offers technological support to creative minds and projects.