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Arduino Hacks |
 | Electric Mountain Board with Wireless Control
As though an electric mountain board isn’t cool enough for zipping around, this industrious inventor just added wireless control. We previously featured Andres Guzman's mountain board which, at the time, was controlled via a PlayStation... |
 | DIY Sonar for the Blind This is one of those simple concepts which makes you think "Why didn't I think of that?" The entire sonar unit is attached to a wearable glove and as the user sweeps their arm back and forth, the device can detect anything from one inch to 10 feet... |
 | Arduino Device Mutes Celebrities on TV
Learn how to program the Arduino to turn it into an intelligent "celebrity screener" using some keywords and Arduino. The appropriately named "Enough Already" mutes the TV by decoding the closed captioning transcription track, which is transmitted... |
 | Use Google Voice Search through Arduino & Bluetooth
With the launch of Google’s new Voice Search feature on the Chrome browser, you can trust the DIY community to come up with some cool hacks. The Verbalizer is an Open Source development board based on Arduino which wirelessly communicates with... |
 | DIY Bluetooth Camera Shutter Release
If you're into photography, you may be wishing for a way to activate your camera shutter from a distance. Making use of an Arduino Uno bluetooth transceiver and an Android smartphone, this DIYerallace created a fairly simple way to send signals... |
 | DIY Sound Localization Sensor with Arduino
We have covered loads of motion detection projects, but what about sound? A sound localization sensor helps you to identify the location or origin of a detected sound and find out its direction and distance. Our ears do it for us, but building an... |
 | Arduino Wireless Animatronic Hand Project
This DIY Robotic hand mimics the motions of a human counterpart. The controls lie in a special glove which has flex sensors wired to an Arduino which is connected to an XBee radio which wirelessly interfaces with a computer and controls the... |
 | Arduino Powered, Chess Playing Robot
Arduino DIY-ers have built another superb project. This chess board looks like any chess board except the chess pieces are metallic and moved by a magnet below the board controlled by a robotic arm. The microcontroller controls stepper motors and... |
 | DIY LED Matrix Pong Clock
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This neat LED clock mimics the display of the Pong video game to show the time as two paddles play back and forth. The game plays on automatically and updates the time by scoring a point. It also... |
 | DIY Open Source 'Paper Thin' Multitouch Trackpad
OpenMT project is an Open Source initiative that has the noble aim of helping out DIYers who want to create their own thin and flexible pressure sensitive multi-touch panel. Unlike lot of camera based multi-touch projects we have seen, The Open... |
