Month: November 2008

The arduino is powered by adaptor. →

Even though this is only one part of a networked ring, Toner will only pass through data after interaction from the user. Data sent in are converted to audible frequencies and the user must identify which →

Mechanical bobble-heads that tap dance... believe it.  Schematics for proof: →

Inspired by the topic for the communicate project, this contraption visualizes the flow of data through the use of LEDs and a fan motor. The electronics are stored in a white box lined with white, semi-opaque →

Mörkö is a Finnish word and it could be translated as Bogeyman. You will understand the name when you see this little guy on the move. I wouldn't like to see this thing crawling from a dark corner →

Soul in a Box With the Cadavre Exquis objective in mind, a â??corpseâ? composed of a collection of images or objects, I wanted to explore the idea of creating an ever-changing soul for the cadavre. →

Schematic for my communication assignment.  Uses LEDs, a motor and potentiometer. →

Here they are, Elisa's synapses. Looks simple, but don't underestimate her! →

In the Arduino enviroment, the PWM signal (analogWrite) is most commonly used to control something i.e. a DC motor, solenoid or RC Servo. With DC motors, you can control if they are on or off, and the →

A wide array of devices and sensors make use RS-232 (Serial Data Protocol), and the most common configuration to be found is 9600 baud, 8 data bits, 1 Stop Bit and No Parity - as we have experienced →

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