The bill of materials is pretty simple and features an Arduino, a driver board, and a joystick. The 3D printing parts are easy to print with no supports, and will work with PLA. Other than opening ...

To start, you need to buy an Arduino. It comes pre-assembled or, for those handy with a soldering iron, in kit form. A fully assembled Diecimila board from the excellent Make costs just $35. The ...

And really, all you need is a spare vacuum cleaner, the portable kind, an Arduino, a few off the shelf sensors, and a sense of adventure. OK, you'll also need some knowledge on how to wire those ...

In addition to the Arduino, you’ll need the four wheels, batteries, infrared and ultrasonic sensors, jumper wires, a DC power switch, and several motor parts. The YouTuber has also shared the ...

Using parts from old arcade machines, a little Arduino programming ... of the barcode scanner MIDI guitar, highlighting its unique sound and performance features. Bruton uses an Arturia Beatstep ...

If you are looking for a project to keep you busy this weekend and have access to a little Arduino hardware and perhaps ... yet captivates with its intricate design and complex mechanics.

Sharebot has recently opened up designs of various parts of previous printers ... to strike out into adding 3D printers to its existing products. Arduino already has a niche within the maker ...

We think it’s hilarious. The meat of the project is the Arduino-based waveform generator, though. In the second video below, [joekutz] walks through the firmware in detail. If you’d like a ...