Building a talking poker timer
Pat James built this Arduino Talking Poker Timer to help keep his local poker tournament moving smoothly
Arduino
Webcast video now available: First steps with Arduino
Thanks to everyone who came out to yesterday’s First Steps With Arduino Webcast! The video is now available on O’Reilly Media’s YouTube Channel: O’Reilly Webcast: First Steps with Arduino.
Webserver break down? There’s a shield for that!
The person behind wtfmoogle apparently had problems with their web server, and decided to replace it with an Arduino until a new server can be secured.
Free O’Reilly webcast: First steps with Arduino
In this webcast, Brian Jepson will introduce the basics of Arduino, the open source electronics prototyping platform. You’ll learn what Arduino is, where to get one, and how to connect electronic components to it. You’ll also learn how to write simple programs for Arduino. When you’re done, you’ll be ready to learn more, make more, and have fun prototyping.
Grbl, an Arduino-based g-code interpreter
It appears to be a mostly complete implementation of the g-code standard, written to run on an Atmega328-based Arduino.
Swap games on your Meggy Jr with the EEPROM Restorer
Love your Meggy Jr, but wish you could save the state of your games and share them with your friends?
RC drawing machine decorates a billboard-sized canvas
Tobias Muthesius of Paris, France sent in this installation by French interactive designers Lab212 designed for Morocco’s FICAM animation festival. It was hard for me to scrounge up technical details but it looks like an Arduino and XBee were involved.
