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| Your new BFF "Scientists have created the first 'humanoid' robot that can mimic the facial expressions and lip movements of a human being," reports today's Daily Mail. The robot, named Jules, is, as the paper delicately puts it, "a disembodied androgynous robotic head." (Which, come to think of it, is kind of what all of us become when we go online.) Here's how it works: Human face movements are picked up by a [..] |
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Arduino Wave Shield pitch demo Limor of Adafruit Industries posted this video demonstrating how the Waveshield kit can turn Arduino into a sample-bending audio tool.
Consider for a moment that potentiometer replaced by - oh let’s say - photocells or maybe a force-sensing resistor. If you’ll excuse me - I’ve got some experimentation to go do - Wave Shield [...] [..] |
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Function libraries for Peggy 2.0 Windell has posted am Arduino basic-function library for EMS Labs’ Peggy 2.0 LED light-board kit.
This brings Peggy 2.0 up to the level of having useful compatibility with the Arduino software environment: you can use high-level commands to control what shows up on the Peggy display. For example, the type of high-level command might be something [...] [..] |
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| Arduino and Nunchuck controlled espresso Tim Hirzel hacked his espresso machine to give it oodles more features and made it controllable with a Wii Nunchuck via Arduino. Makes me wonder how many test brews were required, and if he drank all of them during construction.
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Rancilio Silvia “PID PIC NES” mod - NES controlled espresso machine
Ardiuno-controlled Gaggia espresso machine
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| Arduino Life Clock The Arduino powered “Life Clock” integrates the Conway’s game of “Life” and a few other more useful bits of information. I like the cherry case that holds all 3 boards together in a nice little package.
No, it doesn’t tell you how long you’re going to live. It’s simply a combination of several things I’ve been [...] [..] |
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| Shape-Shifting Robots The University of Pennsylvania created these modular robots that are able to recognize each other and assemble themselves into 1 larger robot. Once assembled, the larger robot is able to walk…theoretically. I just like the part where the guy kicks it!
Via - Engadget - Shape Shifting Robots
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Robot face Flickr Pool Someone has created this fun Flickr Pool of photos of common (and not so common) objects that resemble the faces of robots.
Looks Like A Robot
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| Formants [AKA "Singing Wigs"] by Erin Gee Formants is an interactive artwork by Erin Gee. The piece plays .wav files when magnetic sensors detect the hair being brushed. It is all powered by our favorite little micro-controller, the Arduino.
Read more about Formants
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ThingamaKIT Customize your noise-generating robot-themed analog synth by building your own! The Bleep Labs popular Thingamagoop robot is now available in kit form as the ThingamaKIT, so you can make it entirely unique.
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Thingamagoop alarm mod
Halloween-themed Thingamagoops
Robots at Maker Faire Austin
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| Its and bits form RoboBusiness 2008 (video) Here’s a short video of a few of the neat things we ran in to (or in some cases, ran in to us) at RoboBusiness 2008. Enjoy! In this video: Stair climber robot, iRobot’s Create, Snake robot from CMU, a Korean toy bot and more…
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Segway’s new RMP @ RoboBusiness 2008.
Live from RoboBusiness 2008.
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Active learning robot A team of folks have developed this iRobot Create (former Roomba) project for engaging kids in learning basic programming skills and logic. Byron Lahey, Natalie Freed, Alex Kim and Camilla Jensen write:
Our robot recognizes “command tiles” placed in view of its mounted camera and acts accordingly (”turn left,” “stop,” “go in the direction [...] [..] |
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DIY: Simple desktop cord keeper Wow, what a great idea! This is a simple way to keep some of those extra cords organized. We all have a bunch of extra cords that seem to fall behind the desk, or just get in the way. I will definitely be adding this to my “things to do” list.
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A simple digital thermometer Simple may be a relative term for this project. It takes some soldering skill and electronics knowledge to make this thermometer. Everything about this build is well documented, and it really is a good place to start learning about I2C communications and electronics.
This thermometer can be used as a standalone thermometer with LCD display or [...] [..] |
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