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The harp is connected to the software synthesizer, the TAOS sensor array sits on the floor in itโs own stand. The array above the harp is just made up of mirrors for added pโzazz.Full parts list, circuit diagrams, schematics and source code are now avaliable for purchase in the online store.[more]
The brain of the system is really on the arduino or the web page the phone requests. . . The phone just passes any data it sees back and forth.For the phone app to run, it needs the URL of a server and the path to a web page. Once that information has been made available by the arduino board, the phone will request that web page anytime it sees a # on its serial port. Additionally, any results from the web page requested are sent back to the arduino via the serial port.[more]
Chowdhury writes:
4D Systems makes some really nice serial OLEDS. They aren’t hard to use, but the documentation for them is very scattered. This tutorial pulls together the various pieces i’ve found so that you can get up and running very quickly.The OLED I worked with was the ยตOLED-128-GMD. The other OLEDs listed have the sa[more]me pinouts and as far as i know should work similarly.
This is really very simple Arduino project. The LM35DZ has three pins, +5V, ground and a variable voltage output to indicate the temperature.Arduino plugged it into breadboard and wired the output straight to the Arduino’s analogue input 0.The display is used in this project is a Displaytech 162B which is a HD44780 LCD controller compatible device.[more]
BakerTweet is a way for busy bakers to tell the world that something hot and fresh has just come out of the oven. It’s as simple as turning the dial and hitting the button. All of the baker’s followers get a Twitter alert to tell them that it’s bun-time. Or bread time. Or whatever.The BakerTweet prototype is made up of an Arduino Duemilanove, Arduino Ethernet Shield, Ladyada Proto Shield, a Linksys wifi adapter, and a whole bunch of little parts.[more]
