It has been a long time since I wanted to control the arduino with processing and I tried a lot of libraries, and a lot of processes and I always felt that none of those were suited for what I needed. I needed something simple to implement and easy to understand, and because I am not [...]
Tagged Arduino, mixer, Processing, rgb, serial communicationMy friend Gerhard from Germany asked me to build a walkthrough regarding the G-Remote, with part list, schematics and code. And here it is. Enjoy :D
Tagged Arduino, GRemote, remote controller, wirelessI’ve been working on this for a while and finally I have the courage to post the results.
I’m also testing the pololu micro serial servo controller in the hope I could achieve better results. One good thing the pololu controller has, is the ability to set the speed of the movement, I guess it is [...]
Here’s another way to hack a servo motor. This time Njay shows us how to do it, and it is quite easy. The code to use is the same for a normal servo, when you point it to the center (90 degrees) it will stop, than if you increment the angle it will start moving [...]
Tagged continuos rotation, Hack, modification, servo motorLusorobotica.com and EmbeddedDreams.com made a challenge to build a robot only with one servo, and this was what I came up with.
I used the sound sensor I’ve done a few days ago and a little paper-boat + a servo and a box and this is the result :)
This how the puppet works:
A hole [...]
Tagged Arduino, box, challenge, micro servo, paper boat, sound sensorFinally I have some time to continue with this investigation and great improvements were achieved with the circuit provided by Ant: http://www.rev-ed.co.uk/docs/picaxe_sound.pdf
First here are the photos deleted by mistake from flickr:
Headsets microphones
Electrec thingey inside.
The circuit
This is a closeup of the circuit, I´ve added a 10uF capacitor to stabilize the output signal (it´s the green cap [...]
Tagged analog, Arduino, circuit, electrec, headset, input, microphone, Sensor, soundJust finished another walkthrough about hacking a HiTec servo and make it spin continuosly.
Follow it on flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/guibot/sets/72157617531839610/
Instructable: http://www.instructables.com/id/HiTec-Servo-Hack/
HiTec Servo Hack – More DIY How To Projects
Control your motors with an L293D and Arduino
Control your motors with L293D and Arduino – More DIY How To Projects
Tagged Arduino, circuit, instructable, L293D, microcontroller, Motor, prototype, Robot27-August-2009 UPDATE:
My friend Gerhard from Germany asked me to build a walkthrough regarding the G-Remote, with part list, schematics and code. And here it is. Enjoy :D
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This is my first attempt to make a custom remote controller, and also my first customized Arduino.
After seeing this post made by OddBot I wanted to try to make [...]
