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Wireless accelerometer project
Posted: June 12th, 2010, 2:40pm MDT by Jakob Griffith
[Jerome Demers] sent us his extremely detailed semester project. The two part system consists of PICs connected to XBee modules and accelerometers. By using the device a coach can monitor an athlete and correct their minute mistakes. Did we mention [Jerome] was very detailed? He also goes into the particulars of designing the circuit, using [...]
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LEGO hand controller
Posted: June 12th, 2010, 10:00am MDT by Mike Szczys
[David Hyman] built this device to control a LEGO claw. One one end of things is the part you wear, that measures movement of two fingers and your thumb. On the other end of things is a LEGO claw with three opposing digits. You move, it moves. The claw uses light sensors and a gradient [...]
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Massive MIDI station ditches the monitor
Posted: June 12th, 2010, 8:00am MDT by Mike Szczys
Who need’s a touch screen when you’ve got 800 inputs each backlit with an RGB LED? This impressive controller was built by Ander for use in his performances. He did it with the intent to get rid of the computer monitor in his setup. We think there’s something to be said about that. It seems [...]