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GRIS bot photos

engineerzero wrote 2 weeks ago: Here she is, the integrated prototype. Note the cowling is fastened on the back and that the breadbo … more →

Tags: Arduino, robotics, Robot, atmega328, servo, LDR, Gris, photos

Light programming for a clock24 comments

Mike Szczys wrote 3 weeks ago: + So at first glance we were thinking there wasn’t much special about this clock. It’s b … more →

Tags: clock hacks, microcontrollers, clock, LDR, Light Programmer, Manchester encoding

Sun-powered Stirling engine with automatic tracking30 comments

Mike Szczys wrote 1 month ago: Check out this solar-powered Stirling engine (translated). The build is part of a high school class … more →

Tags: green hacks, Arduino, solar, Tracking, Stirling Engine, Sun, LDR

Preheat alarm added to a basic kitchen oven20 comments

Mike Szczys wrote 2 months ago: [Justin] didn’t want to keep checking if the ‘oven heating’ indicator light had go … more →

Tags: "cooking hacks", transistör, buzzer, Oven, npn, preheat

RGB Color Sensor

kwbartel wrote 4 months ago: …and here’s a color sensor! I expected a color sensor to involve three specialized photo … more →

Tags: Sensor Explorations, color sensor, Colors of Light, Lego NXT, photoresistors

RGB Color Sensor

kwbartel wrote 4 months ago: Looks like I can easily turn my light sensor into a color sensor. I’ll have to try this out! … more →

Tags: Sensor Explorations, Light Sensor, color sensor

The Light Sensor

kwbartel wrote 4 months ago: Light sensors are interesting and useful sensors, especially in robotics. “Line follower … more →

Tags: Sensor Explorations, Light Sensor, ohmeter, Ohm's Law, voltage divider

Microcontroller comm with a computer monitor16 comments

Brian Benchoff wrote 5 months ago: Prolific Hack a Day author [Mike S] has been playing in his lab again and he’s come up with a … more →

Tags: microcontrollers, ATMEGA168, MicroController, Manchester encoding

Automatic flashlight tag damage sensor6 comments

Mike Szczys wrote 5 months ago: You’re out at night and playing a boisterous game of flashlight tag. But how can you tell if y … more →

Tags: arduino hacks, toy hacks, attiny, CDS, LDR, flashlight tag

Tessel Pendant Prototype

Hunter Ruthrauff wrote 5 months ago: Designed for my Architectural Lighting course, the tessel pendant features a set of white LEDs that … more →

Tags: Housewares, interactive design, laser cut, Grasshopper, physical computing, rhino, Arduino, lighting design, rhino nest

Light sensitive MIDI glove2 comments

Mike Szczys wrote 1 year ago: The latest offering in glove-based noisemakers forsakes commonly used flex sensors in favor or photo … more →

Tags: digital audio hacks, Arduino, glove, MIDI, voltage divider, LDR

Input device using LED and four photoresistors38 comments

Mike Szczys wrote 1 year ago: [Julien] built an input device that uses reflected light detected by some photoresistors. Placing yo … more →

Tags: peripherals hacks, LED, mouse, usb, teensy, CDS

Robot laser tag17 comments

Mike Szczys wrote 1 year ago: [Shay] and his friend built some battling robots for a school project. Instead of destroying each ot … more →

Tags: robots hacks, controller, EeePC, xbox 360, laser tag

Controlling an AC drill using one PWM connection21 comments

Mike Szczys wrote 1 year ago: This peculiar setup allows [Ben Krasnow] to control an alternating current device using one pin on a … more →

Tags: tool-hacks, toy hacks, Arduino, Drill, LED, pwm, CDS

eYandron Sensor 2 - Photoseeker

ArvotroN wrote 2 years ago: the photoseeker Summary: This sensor connectible, the Photoseeker b1.0, is a basic light comparator. … more →

Tags: projects, LDR, light seeker, Comparator, op-amp, Sensor

Find your tent with an LED beacon6 comments

Matt Mets wrote 2 years ago: James writes in with this fun project he made to help him find his tent at a festival. I like the wa … more →

Tags: Electronics, LED, Beacon

False theremin18 comments

Caleb Kraft wrote 3 years ago: [vilxes91] sent in this cool little false-theremin (translated). Its a pretty simple circuit, that c … more →

Tags: classic hacks, digital audio hacks, theremin

NoiseAXE minisynth8 comments

Strom Carlson wrote 3 years ago: The NoiseAXE is a miniature synthesizer based on the Picaxe 08M microcontroller.  Its operating prin … more →

Tags: digital audio hacks, Misc Hacks, synthesizer, PICAXE, videos, noiseaxe

(4B) Ambient Technologies - Rearticulating Space with Physical Computing

brianpace wrote 2 years ago: The prototype video can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdOcV7ivvDg Click to view slide … more →

Tags: physical computing, SCI-Arc, Southern California Institute of Architecture, Illustrator, Seminar, 4B Studio, 4b, 4B (Spring 10'), spring 2010


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