Urban Sensor Hacks Hangout LIVE NOW
Our new Maker Sessions program have begun with Urban Sensor Hack, an open workshop via live online events. You can watch it live right now
Our new Maker Sessions program have begun with Urban Sensor Hack, an open workshop via live online events. You can watch it live right now
We’re deep in the middle of our Urban Sensor Hacks program (live hangout today!), and we thought we’d highlight some great sensor-related projects that you can try at home, so you can start exploring the world of DIY sensing.
The goal of Urban Sensor Hack is to bring together makers who are creating sensor-based applications that take advantage of cheap sensors and microcontrollers to track events or monitor conditions in urban areas.
The goal of Urban Sensor Hack is to bring together makers who are creating sensor-based applications that take advantage of cheap sensors and microcontrollers to track events or monitor conditions in urban areas.
Freaklabs’ Freakduino combines an Arduino with a built-in wireless board, giving you the ability to transmit data wirelessly without buying extra components. Its latest version features a longer range and improved power management.
British artist Alex Allmont built this elegant one-motor Lego drum machine with a Arduino, a proto shield on top wired with a Lego Power Functions power connector, a Digital Delay pedal, and a Drumcomputer MFB-522.
The goal of Urban Sensor Hack is to bring together makers who are creating sensor-based applications that take advantage of cheap sensors and microcontrollers to track events or monitor conditions in urban areas.