All the stories tagged with: arduino
DIY Red Light Camera Alerter could help reduce your traffic tickets
04/16/2012, If you’re the type of person that frequently gets caught on camera trying to beat the red light, this is a DIY project that you might be interested in undertaking. While it does not actually help you beat the red [...]
Arduino hack offer Android phones secondary display
01/25/2012, The Nintendo DS, when it was first revealed to the masses, excited the industry, although many people thought that Nintendo was done for in the face of the Sony PSP which had superior graphical firepower – but it seems that [...]
Triggertrap is now up for pre-order
12/07/2011, Back in June we reported on a certain device called the Triggertrap. Basically what it does is it allows photographers to set up their camera along with the Triggertrap and release the shutter in a number of different ways. This [...]
Googly Eye Shield for Arduino
11/23/2011, It must be said that not all Arduino devices are a success or even useful, some of them can just exist for the heck of it – I suppose it is very much the same with toy dog breeds that [...]
TouchPad hacked onto a microwave, lets you watch videos while you wait
11/21/2011, Sometimes waiting for your food to microwave could take a while, especially if you use it to defrost, so how about watching some videos while waiting for the microwave to finish? A group of students at the University of Pennsylvania [...]
Speed vest for cyclists shows how fast they’re going
10/07/2011, Most drivers are probably acutely aware of the frustrations of driving behind a cyclist. A cyclist could be pedaling away like crazy, but compared to a driver of a car who just needs to put the pedal to the metal [...]
D.I.Y Ambilight
10/05/2011, For those unfamiliar, there are certain Philips television sets that are able to project colored light onto the wall behind them. It is called the “Ambilight” and is synchronized with the content on screen to create a more immersive effect [...]
Arduino based CPU temperature sensor
10/04/2011, There are times when our computers overheat for a good many variety of reasons. In the case of Taylor Niver who just bought a new graphics card for his computer, the GPU started overheating due to his power supply not [...]
Mario in a box powered by Teagueduino
09/09/2011, Ever wanted to play Mario in a box? We’re not sure why you would, but it looks like Adam Kumpf and his team have created what they’re calling a video game in a box. It utilizes Teagueduino (which seems to [...]
SM-1 project churns out Ikea Robot Lamp
09/07/2011, Do you remember the iconic Pixar lamp that jumped on the letter “P”, stomping it to oblivion before turning its head towards you, the audience? Well, it seems that this lamp has inspired someone to make use of the arcane [...]
Ben Heck creates a car seat rocker with Android’s ADK
08/23/2011, In the most recent episode of the Ben Heck show, the modder extraordinaire took Google’s ADK (Accessory Development Kit) and made a car seat that rocks your baby to sleep.
Pulse Sensor wearable heart rate sensor
08/10/2011, The Pulse Sensor is a plug-and-play ready component which will hook up to the Arduino platform, making it a portable, wearable heart rate sensor which will be able to open up a doorway of possibilities if one wants to incorporate [...]
Brainwave Disruptor entrainment device built from scratch
08/08/2011, Rich Decibels (this is just a handle of a real person) has a healthy interest in the subject and science of brainwave entrainment, and decided that there is no better way to learn more about it than to built such [...]
