Showing posts with label Arduino. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arduino. Show all posts

Java Osciloscope

The Arduino platform allows us to read analog data to a 10bit analog-to-digital converter and translate it to a decimal number between 0 and 1023. The problem is that reading numeral values is not as easy as reading them from a graphical plot.

Java SerialSocket

After a bit of use, we have realized that the RXTX library was a bit difficult to code with. So we decided to write a class to encapsulate the main features of this work into a neat set of methods.

Java RXTX library

I have to admit I dont like the concept of Processing (can't say I dont like Processing since I've never laid my hands on it, and I dont intend to). I perfer to work with Java.

Arduino EMF Detector


Watching the series Supernatural, I saw they used some sort of electrical device to detect the presence of ghosts

Microcontroller Systems Laboratory Course




    







        



Tacit Project. Handheld sonar glove for the blind

Meet the tacit project, or as it's inventor describes it: “Hand-Mounted Haptic Feedback Sonar Obstacle Avoidance Asstance Device”.Using an Arduino mini pro, two ultrasonic sensors and a couple of hobby servos this device runs on a 9V battery to help the visualy impaired navigate around.

Arduino Tutorial Series, by Jeremy Blum


This is the first of a very useful, ongoing, series of tutorial videos about Arduino. It begins from the bare essentials of programming and electronics and follows into more advanced territories such as wireless communication, RFID readings and interrupt handling.

Το Arduino και οι δυνατότητές του

Το Arduino είναι μια πλατφόρμα μικροεπεξεργαστή ανοικτού κώδικα. Τι κάνει; Σχεδόν ο,τι μπορεί να κάνει και ενας κοινός υπολογιστής αλλα σε μικρότερη κλίμακα. Προγραμματίζεται σε μία γλώσσα παρόμοια της C, και σαν εισόδους και εξόδους έχει ηλεκτρονικούς ακροδέκτες (pins).