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ArduinoにWiiヌンチャクを接続してProcessingと連携して加速度センサの入力で初音ミクをぶん回してみた。 http://venticappuccino.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-9.html

VSTONEのDCサーボをArduinoで動かした。温度に応じてサーボが動作。

Arduinoを用いて，LEDを連続的に点滅させています

Arduinoを利用して，LEDを点滅させています．

Simple project with Arduino Duemilanove. It generates randomly and repeatedly numbers from 1 to 6 and LEDs rappresent them.

arduinoとサーボでホイホイさん歩行ステップテスト

http://www.stephenhobley.com/blog/daleks/ Dalek dome animation, putting it all together... 2 Xbee modules provide high speed wireless communication between my laptop and the dome. An Arduino receives the instructions and passes them to a servo (eye blink), a Sabertooth motor controller (dome rotate / eye elevate), or a optoisolator/TIP142 darlington array to switch the low voltage lighting in the 'ears'. The whole thing is controlled from a simple application written in C#

First test run of the embedded laser harp prototype. Using a 400mw laser and Arduino microprocessor to drive the galvanometers and detect the reflected light from the players hands.

Give your gadgets a brain! Previously out of reach for the do-it-yourselfer, the tiny computers called microcontrollers are now so cheap and easy to use that anyone can make their stuff smart. It's called "physical computing" -- with a microcontroller, your gadget can sense the environment, talk to the internet or other gadgets, and make things happen in the real world by controlling motors, lights, or any electronic device. The Arduino is an easy-to-use microcontroller board -- it's like an R&D lab on your kitchen table for prototyping any gadget. We show you how to make one, and how to use Arduinos and other microcontrollers to make an automatic yogurt maker, a vintage Skype telephone, a gumball machine that recognizes your secret knock, and more. Plus, make a Helicopter Rocket, portable solar power pack, gourmet Sous Vide food cooker, treadmill desk, and more fun DIY projects.

Give your gadgets a brain! Previously out of reach for the do-it-yourselfer, the tiny computers called microcontrollers are now so cheap and easy to use that anyone can make their stuff smart. It's called "physical computing" -- with a microcontroller, your gadget can sense the environment, talk to the internet or other gadgets, and make things happen in the real world by controlling motors, lights, or any electronic device. The Arduino is an easy-to-use microcontroller board -- it's like an R&D lab on your kitchen table for prototyping any gadget. We show you how to make one, and how to use Arduinos and other microcontrollers to make an automatic yogurt maker, a vintage Skype telephone, a gumball machine that recognizes your secret knock, and more. Plus, make a Helicopter Rocket, portable solar power pack, gourmet Sous Vide food cooker, treadmill desk, and more fun DIY projects.

You can get iPhone push notifications from lots of online services, but what if you want something from your home to send you alerts? Learn how to get iPhone push notifications when your letter carrier delivers your mail with this Arduino project. No matter where you are, you’ll be the first to know when the latest volume of MAKE magazine is delivered!

USB devices are so common nowadays - wouldn't it be nice to use one with your homebrew electronics projects? Equipped with an Arduino microcontroller + Host shield, pretty much any USB peripheral can be put work in your project.

撮影環境はiphone4。 arduinoの電源は車体に取り付けたシガーソケットから。

A little test program that runs a 4 digit seven seg display and works as a seconds counter.

A simple program to convert value from POT and display it on a seven segment 4 digit display.

www.RobotShop.com The DFRobotShop Rover -- Arduino Compatible Tracked Robot (Basic Kit) is a versatile mobile robot tank based on the popular Arduino Duemilanove microcontroller. The Rover uses the popular Tamiya twin motor gearbox and the Tamiya track and wheel set. The DFRobotShop Rover PCB incorporates a standard Arduino Duemilanove (surface mount ATMega328), L293B motor driver (connected to pins 5 to 8), voltage regulator and prototyping area while contributing to the mechanical structural of the robot. There is a shrot clip of the DFRobotShop Rover at the end of the video going over rocky terrain. For more information, please visit: www.RobotShop.com

At interaction10 in Savannah, Massimo Banzi (co-founder of Arduino and CTO of tinker.it) demonstrated the TinkerKit in a hands-on workshop. We caught up with one of the participants, Joel Linderman, and played around with some of the sensors.

http://s-educator.org/arduino-page/ this is my solar power system build from evergreen solarcells from ebay and 'garbage' components. My solar power system data is logged by arduino solardatalogger with web interface

Dorkbot Bristol (http://dorkbot.org/dorkbotbristol/) shows off its Arduino-powered musical bike (http://code.google.com/p/pisanomatic). Each note is triggered by polystyrene blocks passing through a motion sensor. You could do a two-wheeled version that would reward riding with a song.

http://s-educator.org lige startet med at eksperimentere med solar tracker og har lavet denne lille test, koden til arduino kan findes på siden. Det er et 'for-eksperiment', inspireret af en youtube film, se meget mere om arduino og solar power

Instead of chaining multiple guitar effects in search of a new sound, I decided to mod just one. Using an Arduino microcontroller board + digi-pot chip, I was able to add a variable gating effect to a fuzz pedal.

human synthesizer synthesiser humanthesizer calvin harris ready for the weekend bare conductive paint ink body arduino

http://www.robotshop.com The Curious Inventor Roboduino Arduino Compatible Microcontroller is a Freeduino (Arduino software compatible) microcontroller board designed for robotics. All of its connections have neighboring power buses into which servos and sensors can easily be plugged. Additional headers for power and serial communication are also provided. For more information, please visit: http://www.robotshop.com

Una mochila para la beagleboard que controla tres reles a traves del puerto i2c, usando un i2c io-expander tca6408. Como todavia no tengo la beagle, en el video aparece controlada por el puerto i2c de un arduino mega.

How to use a Ping ultrasonic sensor with an Arduino. More information at makezine.com.

http://www.robotshop.com Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It's intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments. Arduino can sense the environment by receiving input from a variety of sensors and can affect its surroundings by controlling lights, motors, and other actuators.

A short video with a piezo, Arduino & photoresistor - available at the adafruit.com store...

Use an Arduino microcontroller to sense invisible electromagnetic fields using wire, a resistor, and an LED. Aaron ALAI's EMF detector project is awesomely simple to make and fun to use. An upgraded version can be built using an LED bargraph for more 'meter-like' functionality. original project can be found here - http://www.aaronalai.com/emf-detector additional info, and Arduino sketch - http://blog.makezine.com/

In this intermediate soft circuit tutorial, I show you how to make a light-up patch that can be used on your backpack for fun and bike safety.

http://www.robotshop.com The RobotShop Rover was designed around the Arduino Diecimila/Duemilanove and is a compact, low cost indoor mobile tracked platform . The mechanical assembly involved in building either the tank kit and complete kit is meant to be straightforward with minimal soldering. For more information, please visit: http://www.robotshop.com

More info at http://www.makezine.com Today, I am going to show you how easy it is to connect, and use, a Memsic 2125 Accelerometer from the Maker Shed. This sensor is able to detect tilt, acceleration, rotation, and vibration with a range of ±2 g. It can be used for making balancing robots, game controllers, musical instruments and more. I'll get you started...what you do next is up to you!

I stopped by Eyebeam in NYC on Tuesday to chat with Tom Igoe about the new Arduino MEGA and few other projects that he is working on. I took a quick video and some pictures of the new board to share with our readers.

Making the Safe-T-Flow part II - Using it! In part two we use the Arduino controlled robot skillet to surface mount a chip on the USB Boarduino. http://www.adafruit.com

Get started with the LilyPad Arduino! It's a sewable microcontroller that lets you embed lights, sounds, sensors, and much more into your wearables, perfect for clothing and accessories. In this video I'll show you how to attach the LilyPad and power supply to each other, and upload a basic program that blinks an LED. Next time I'll show some more advanced topics including hooking up a sensor and using it to change the circuit's behavior.

This week I am going to cover using another basic part, the potentiometer. I will also cover connecting a servo to the Arduino. Servos can be hard to control, but not with the Arduino! That's just another reason I love this little micro-controller.

Read more at makezine.com This is the second installment of a series about programming our favorite little micro-controller, the Arduino. This week I will discuss connecting a push button that controls the LED.

This week I am starting a series about getting started with the Arduino. This time it's all about blinking an LED. It's a great first project. You can read more at makezine.com

accelerometer & LED(arduino)

This is my first successful attempt at driving a stepper motor from an Arduino Card. This has been a relatively cheap project which has taught me a great deal about different types of steppers and how to wire them up. My next project will be using a mini servo. After that, I will move on to a more advanced type of stepper control interface.

This is my first attempt at an Arduino Sketch. An Arduino Sketch is basically a prototype of some code that can be uploaded to an Arduino Card that in turn, can run various electrical devices (Light Emitting Diodes in this case). An Arduino Card is hobbyists micro controller mounted on a board. It's basically a simplified computer that can be hard coded through the use of human readable programming languages.

My first Arduino tutorial. Making an LED blink.

Woo!