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Arduino Hacks |
 | Make a Mini Segway Using the Arduino
Using the Arduino, and a couple LEGO motors and sensors, build your own self balancing segway-like robot. We recently saw a similar balancing robot using a far more simple design.  There aren't too many details posted about the... |
 | RC Car Controlled Via the Web
Strap on a standard Linksys router to an RC car and you can wirelessly control it through the web from up to 1640 feet away. It's also equipt with a webcam and operates through a brain comprised of PIC microcontrollers or the Arduino's... |
 | DIY iPhone Controlled RC Car
Combine the power of the Arduino with the iPhone and you're bound to end up with an outstanding project. Learn how to control an RC car using the multitouch and tilt sensing features of the iPhone.
The data is basically sent from the iPhone... |
 | Arduino Tutorial: An Introductory Guide
Update! Don't miss our famous article:Â Top 40 Arduino Projects of the Web.
Previously we introduced you to the Arduino and it’s awe-inspiring incredibleness. Now we’ll take you on an in depth plunge with... |
 | DIY Magnetic Strip Card Decoder
Using a magnetic strip reader incorporated with, of course, an Arduino, you can scan what those strips and see the data stored on it. A bit more hacking and you could also write data back onto the card and create duplicates as well. If... |
 | Website Visitor Blinker
I already wrote my first Arduino program. It's really simple but fun :) What it does is that every time somebody visits my website, a LED light blinks once in my room, and I get a warm feeling of a visitor ;) You can test it by opening a new... |
 | Create Techno with a Laser Harp
Ever wanted to make your own techno music, but are tired of the standard midi controller? Well, you could build a harp (of all instruments) out of lasers and then play it by breaking the beams of light. See how it's done.
The harp is connected... |
 | Make an LED Gmail Notifier
Using an Arduino, you can program any device to turn on, illuminate, spin, fly, whatever you want when you receive an email. In this tutorial, the author used an LED Cube with an embedded RBG color cycle. If you don't happen to have a glowing... |
 | Arduino Tutorial 101
**Update** We have a new, more detailed Arduino tutorial. Check it out!
So you just purchased an Arduino Board, and you're eager to pump out fancy, complicated electronic projects. At the following websites, you can learn how to install,... |
