Workshops in the UK: looking for ambassadors and tutors

From blog.arduino.cc 7 years ago in Platforms Stores

A week ago we were in London for an introductory workshop on the Arduino Yún. The participants were mainly beginners, knew the basics about Arduino and had the chance to learn about the Bridge library, how to control the board locally through the browser and to use Temboo to connect...

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This archery robot always hits the target

From blog.arduino.cc 20 hours ago in Platforms Stores

Both archery and robotics are extremely fun, but what happens when you combine the two? In Kamal Carter’s case, he constructed his own autonomous robotic archery system that can not only acquire and aim at targets, but even draw back the bow and fire...

This Arduino project is counting to a billion

From blog.arduino.cc 1 day ago in Platforms Stores

Designer Che-Wei Wang built a simple Arduino project that's counting to a billion, and has been doing so for over 10 years. Could this be the longest continually running Arduino project in the world? The post This Arduino project is...

This freeform sculpture doubles as a drink temperature monitor

From blog.arduino.cc 4 days ago in Platforms Stores

While some prefer iced coffee, few like a cup of Joe that’s been sitting out for too long and has simply stabilized to room temperature. To ensure his beverage is up to snuff, YouTuber Make Fun Stuff has created his...

What is cloud computing, and what does it do for IoT?

From blog.arduino.cc 4 days ago in Platforms Stores

What is the cloud? Here's everything you ever needed to understand what cloud computing is, and how it works with IoT, Arduino and electronics projects. The post What is cloud computing, and what does it do for IoT? appeared first...

No opponent nearby? Not a problem! This automatic chessboard lets you play others remotely

From blog.arduino.cc 5 days ago in Platforms Stores

Chess is an excellent game to play with friends, but what if you don’t have any to compete against nearby? This is what prompted maker Carlos Pendas to create an automatic chessboard that’s not only able to record which pieces got moved, but...

This system uses machine learning and haptic feedback to enable deaf parents to communicate with their kids

From blog.arduino.cc 5 days ago in Platforms Stores

For the hearing impaired, communicating with others can be a real challenge, and this is especially problematic when it is a deaf parent trying to understand what their child needs, as the child is too young to learn sign language. Mithun...

This disguised campsite security system lets you know ‘hoos’ there

From blog.arduino.cc 6 days ago in Platforms Stores

Motion sensors for home security stick out like a sore thumb, as their shiny white exteriors can be easily seen from a distance. This is made worse when camping, as small, discrete security devices that blend into their surroundings are...

Epilet is a tinyML-powered bracelet for detecting epileptic seizures

From blog.arduino.cc 7 days ago in Platforms Stores

Epilepsy can be a very terrifying and dangerous condition, as sufferers often experience seizures that can result in a lack of motor control and even consciousness, which is why one team of developers wanted to do something about it. They...

This sensory extension puppet lets you detect magnetic fields like a bird

From blog.arduino.cc 7 days ago in Platforms Stores

Birds have an amazing sense of direction that aids in migrating across vast distances, and scientists think this is due to their ability to detect magnetic fields — just like a compass. Chris Hill on Instructables wanted a way to experience this...

New workflow for Arduino library submissions

From blog.arduino.cc 1 week ago in Platforms Stores

Arduino library submissions have a new, easier and more transparent workflow that lets the community contribute more, and to do it quickly. The post New workflow for Arduino library submissions appeared first on Arduino Blog.