Arduino

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It’s that time of the year again, and the halls are being decked with trees, the trees covered in lights.  You know holiday season is getting close when the Christmas light projects start rolling in! Christmas is almost here so it’s time to kill a tree, set it up in your living room, and put →

I wrote some days ago about Tagsu – The Digital Wondertag. The inventor of that device pointed me to look at some more material on the device: 12kbps simple audio data transfer for AVR blog post is abou adventures in implementing a stupidly simple way of transferring data over audio to AVR (and why not →

How to build a IoT device? Cloudwash – Creating the Technical Prototype is an interesting project description how to design and build a connected washing machine. Cloudwash developers understood that to understand and design for this type of device, the designers need to have a working technical prototype that allows experimenting and getting experience. So →

I got interested interested in ESP8266 WiFi module after reading New Chip Alert: The ESP8266 WiFi Module (It’s $5) article. Why is it cool? It’s a WiFi module with an SOC, making it somewhat similar to TI’s CC300. ESP8266 is an UART to WiFi module that you can pick for less than $5 USD. ESP8266 is →

I was testing Arduino with new laptop running Windows 8.1. So I hope I could easily get the boards detected by the OS and get the IDE installed without too much problems. I had earlier read reports on new Windows 8 security things making Arduino driver installing hard. There are even video on solving installation →

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Intel has been active in Internet of Things product releases. As part of  IDF 2014 keynote, Intel has announced that their Edison development platform is now shipping. First announced back at CES, Edison is a development platform for Intel’s burgeoning Internet of Things development initiative. Intel is upping their bid for a place at the →

Farnell/Newark/Element14 has been running a Conductive Ink Challenge with deadline of 31st August 2014. In it the competition the plan is to draw artistic circuits by hand using nickel or silver-laced “ink”. The aim is to make eye-catching piece of art.  Judging is based on creativity, originality and technical and is final To test conductive →

This is a very interesting idea. http://spectrum.ieee.org/geek-life/hands-on/diy-musclememory-programmer Posted from WordPress for Android Video: DIY: Haptic Gloves Teach Touch Typing →