Monday, October 31, 2011

Nokia 5110

Trying out the Nokia 5110 LCD screen for a project and so far I'm liking it. I got a couple from Adafruit and used their tutorial to set it up but instead of using their library for it I'm using this one. which has a few more options in font sizes and text location control (left, right, centered).

Monday, March 14, 2011

iPad2 Decals on Etsy

Put up some awesome iPad2 Smart Cover decals on Etsy by artists Mel Olivares and Stevie Schulz. The first ones that are available can be found here and here with more to come in the future. If you are curious what this Smart Cover is go here.




Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Emotigraphs in the Wild

There are some great pictures of an Emotigraph out in the wild that my friend Shawn Brenneman built. http://startled.posterous.com/the-amazing-emotigraph-like-an-emoticon-made

Tuesday, January 04, 2011

Emotigraph Site Updates

The Emotigraph site www.emotigraph.me now has build instructions and links to buy and Emotigraph through Etsy (this link) are up, too. Get the early editions now!

Arduino Watch in Instructable eBook!

The Arduino Watch is in the new Instructables eBook, it will be available for various eBook readers and the iPad.

Friday, November 05, 2010

Interviewed!

Was just interviewed by CBS News as part of their story on the TechShop and showed off my new creation, the Emotograph! Soon the full site for the Emotigraph will be ready at Emotigraph.me

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Arduino Classes at the TechShop

Learn the basics of Arduino this Saturday! I will be teaching introductory Arduino classes at the TechShop in Menlo Park this Saturday (Oct. 16) http://techshop.ws/class_signup.html?a=1&i=13485033 and http://techshop.ws/class_signup.html?a=1&i=13487040
These fun classes will get you started in Arduino even if you have no previous Arduino experience.

Sunday, June 13, 2010

Posts all around for the Arduino Watch!

Welcome everyone from all the sites that just linked in! Just now found that boingboing.net, Gizmodo.com, and Engadet.com have all posted articles on the Arduino Watch! And don't forget the HackaDay.com article.

For the current functions of the watch I would check out the youtube video (or for the embedded version just scroll down).
For the build instructions check out the Instructable.
And for the source code check out the google code page.

Future updates to the code I'm looking at the possibilities of a heart beat sensor and a Tron like lightcycle game, but let me know what you would like to see in new versions.

Thanks everyone for the interest!