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| Arduino drum machine This is a really nice drum machine that utilizes DIP switches to control the drum beats. Those types of switches are hard to manipulate, but I imagine you could easily replace them with an easier to use 2 or 3 position toggle switch.
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| The Reconfigurable House Installation The Reconfigurable House is an art installation at the NTT Intercommunication Center in Tokyo. It consists of 1000’s of hacked toys and gadgets that are fully reconfigurable. All the electronics are controlled via an Arduino and Processing. Unfortunately this exhibit was over in March of 2008.
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| Controlling a speech IC via Arduino This project uses a chip that was common in video games of the 1980’s. I really like the sounds it produces. Unfortunately there isn’t any how-to, or schematics, for this project.
This video shows a hardware (”real”) SP0256 IC sequencer from Ableton Live via internal MIDI routing and a serial connection over USB.
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| IM bark notification Matthew replaced the controller in a robotic dog, and through some scripting, made a barking instant messenger notifier. The dog barks when you receive a message, leaving your speakers free to play music, and helping him stay polite without being glued to his computer.
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Chatter Pillow - Adium, PHP, Arduino, LEDs… wireless notification pillow
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Robotic arm rotates plants in the sun's direction  This project called “Flying planter (Fledge)”, uses an Arduino Lilypad controller to tilt a disc to rotate towards wherever it sees sunlight. This would ideally help to save your indoor houseplants from their imminent demise throughout a normal day.
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Illuminated frame helps you catch your train  Tom Lee made this transit alert frame using a web script and an Arduino board. from the DCist:
Tom Lee configured D.C.’s metro schedule to alert him to when the next train will be available from his house; all packaged in a nifty frame. “So if there’s enough time left to catch the train, the backlight [...] [..] |
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MacBS2 lets you program your Basic Stamp in OSX  Although most Make readers have ported their projects to the Arduino microcontroller by now, there are probably a few that still use the trusted Basic Stamp. Although this project is old, we applaud the MacBS2 application that finally brought Basic Stamp programming to your OSX machine.
MacBS2
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Hanker-'tude: Twitter your mood  Hanker-’tude allows the wearer to update their Twitter feed just by tying the bandanna around their neck. It uses an Arduino Lillypad, blueSMiRF, and a Nokia phone to get the job done. Hanker-’tude is a very simple, and a very unique way to twitter.
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| Vectrex Standalone Sound Sequencer This is an “eight step sequencer” that has additional volume and speed controls. It looks like there might be an Arduino in there, but I’m not sure. I wish there was more information on this project.
A little more about the Vectrex Standalone Sound Sequencer
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MAKE Flickr Pool weekly roundup  From the MAKE Flickr photo pool
Bent voice morpher [above, top-left]
DIY guitar picks [above, top-right]
Bucket-borne hydroelectric generator [above, bottom-left]
Solar Bench [above, bottom-right]
Orientation aware camera
The Time Harp
Basic I/O for Arduino
As Becky so astutely pointed out, MAKE pool hit 4,000 members this week - Woohoo!
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