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| Sharp IR sensor with color feedback Here is a simple way to implement distance sensing and an Arduino. The website has more pictures and all the Arduino code so you can easily make one for yourself.
I bought a Sharp GP2Y0A21YK0F Distance Sensor to use in my robot. It was very easy to see the data returned in a serial console [...] [..] |
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| LEGO NXT image scanner Anders Søborg built an amazing scanner that can use either the light sensor that comes with the NXT or a HiTechnic color sensor.
Each line of the image is created by moving the sensor over the image at a constant speed while recording the position and corresponding sensor values with a fixed sample rate. The [...] [..] |
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Wii sensor inside an old remote Stacy and her Dad decided that the Wii sensor bar was a bit too visible for their liking. So what do you do? Stuff it in an old remote, of course!
Dad and I were trying to build a Wireless Sensor Bar and managed to do one that is all wires and batteries. Then He Started [...] [..] |
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Temperature sensor + Arduino Daniel writes-
Today I am going to show you how to build a simple temperature sensor using one LM35 Precision Temperature Sensor and Arduino, so you can hookup on your future projects. The circuit will send serial information about the temperature so you can use on your computer, change the code as you will. I’m planning [...] [..] |
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Electronic sensor lab Wow, not bad - a $50 sensor lab…
Build your own projects and learn how electronic sensors respond to various physical stimuli such as light, heat, infrared light, pressure, rotation, touch and magnetic fields with the Electronic Sensor Lab. Ideal for classroom use and home schooling of children age 10 and up. Experiments and manual developed [...] [..] |
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Free: 4 Color Printing Press Plans PrintingPlans.com has free plans [PDF's] for making your own 4-Color press. The key to multi color printing is accuracy and repeatability. Make sure if you attempt to build this that you build it very sturdy as mentioned on the website.
This four color, one station printing press was designed and built by Michael Phipps and Dan [...] [..] |
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Arduino controlled Powerball Game This is a nice Arduino project that uses a Powerball and a sensor to control a spaceship. The game is running in Flash, and it uses an Arduino to receive data from the sensor in the Powerball. I wish there was a little more details on the actual electronics of the build.
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| HOW TO - Flexible pressure sensor Instructables user Plusea made an in-depth tutorial for constructing a fabric pressure sensor, perfect for using in garments and other soft places.
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| Where'd All the In-Game Color Go? [Game Design] While some people argue that what games need is more monotony, at least in terms of black and white games, plenty of people are dissatisfied with the current trend of drabness in developers' color palettes. Of course, there are plenty of brightly colored games that are and will continue [..] |
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HTC Touch Diamond now available in Ice White If you were pouting at the lack of color options for the HTC Touch Diamond, here is a temporary fix for you… Ice White. Like we’ve always said, nothing pushes new or old devices like releasing new color options. So, for all you ladies out there (or fashionable metros), rejoice! This is perfect for those [...]
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