Looks like a Game Boy and allows you to play 8bit games
Looks like a Game Boy and allows you to play 8bit games. It’s the Arduboy, a game system the size of a credit card that features a brilliant OLED display, 6 soft-touch tactile buttons and a 2 channel speaker being powered by a 8+ hour rechargeable battery. Yes all that in just a 5 mm thick device.
Uli Kilian built a LEGO robot, powered by an Arduino board and connected to a Windows machine, to play Jurassic Park Builder on his iPad all night long.
Uli Kilian built a LEGO robot, powered by an Arduino board and connected to a Windows machine, to play Jurassic Park Builder on his iPad all night long.
I started playing the annoying but very addictive game “Jurassic Park Builder” a couple of weeks ago. And of course I didn’t want to spend any real money on it so I built this little machine which taps the device the whole night and thus collects automatically the points
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Cortado connects your physical things to the digital world. It’s an Arduino that you’ll never plug in, and it works on all your favorite platforms including mobile (Mac, Windows, iOS, Android).
Arduino is one of the easiest platforms to get started building hardware, but since it’s creation the method of operation has remained unchanged – plug it into your Mac or PC to develop, then only when it is totally finished, build it into your project.
The Punch Through team is aiming to change that with their BLE enabled LightBlue Cortado, which allows you to develop Arduino applications wirelessly from nearly any platform (iOS, Android, Mac, Windows). To illustrate this fact, they claim that you’ll be able to use it right away upon delivery – without even opening the box. They even go a step further and say that if you download their iPhone App now, you will get a notification when it is being delivered to your door, making use of Apple’s support of Bluetooth LE.
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Ninja Blocks are tiny cloud enabled computers that can sense their environment by receiving input from a variety of sensors & can affect their surroundings by controlling lights, power sockets, and other actuators.
This compact, completely customizable/hackable device allows you to connect with a variety of sensors and actuators to monitor and control things around your home, all directly from your iPhone.
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Old technology meets new, as Evan Long uses an iPod Touch and a Square credit card reader to record and playback a reel-to-reel recording from the 1940s.
Old technology meets new, as Evan Long uses an iPod Touch and a Square credit card reader to record and playback a reel-to-reel recording from the 1940s.
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Fun little experiment by the InteractiveLab group utilising a pair of iPhones, four servos controlled by Processing which CIDetector face detection information via OSC from a custom iPhone app created using iOS5 SDK.
Fun little experiment by the InteractiveLab group utilising a pair of iPhones, four servos controlled by Processing which CIDetector face detection information via OSC from a custom iPhone app created using iOS5 SDK. In other words, 2 iPhones observe and follow the face of the viewer.
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If you liked the ‘Extending the Touchscreen’ project by Michael Knuepfel here are a few experiments by Benjamin Gaulon using displays to convert light to sound waves.
If you liked the ‘Extending the Touchscreen’ project by Michael Knuepfel here are a few experiments by Benjamin Gaulon using displays to convert light to sound waves.
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‘Extending the Touchscreen’ is an ITP Thesis project by Michael Knuepfel which includes seven devices designed to improve upon or supplement the functionality of capacitance touchscreens; game controller, digital signet rings, mechanical stylus, sound stylus, pulse generator, dial-a-rama and future devices.
‘Extending the Touchscreen’ is an ITP Thesis project by Michael Knuepfel which includes seven devices designed to improve upon or supplement the functionality of capacitance touchscreens; game controller, digital signet rings, mechanical stylus, sound stylus, pulse generator, dial-a-rama and future devices.
