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Here’s a really cool project using RFID to simulate a door lock or identification system of some sort.
The design is fairly straight forward, a custom circuit board links the BASIC Stam ...
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Check out Bre’s new video on Basic Stamp howto with Joe Grand. He’s also got some pdfs with instructions.
Basic Stamp is a programmable embedded computer that you can program in BASIC language. You can also refer to ...
Here’s how you can make your own Linux Temperature Monitoring system coupled with a DS1820
chip using the 1-wire communication protocol. Note that you could easily do this with a Basic Stamp,
which supports 1-wire protocol and just simply add a serial LCD. But if you ar ...
Here’s some cool educational circuits for kids.
They’ve got some cool circuit building kits such as voice-controlled circuits,
light-activated experiments with what seems like safe-to-use circuit parts.
Later on, they can start modding with easy-to-use electronic cir ...
Here’s a cool POV with Basic stamp. I have been trying to think of some cool POV ideas but this article seems a good one to get started with…
via make
Other cool POVs:
Ian’s Spoke POV
POV using AVR
buy Spoke POV kit from ladyada.net
Wireless POV
List of POV tu ...
Wow, this is the most geekiest coolest halloween costume I’ve seen so far…
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Here’s Donivan’s entry for the MAKE & CRAFT Halloween contest, he writes – “ ...
Okay, today at work I have been getting a lot of calls on how to connect the ACODE-300 serial to bluetooth converter module to a PC or Laptop with bluetooth…
Well since the ACODE-300 is bluetooth 1.1 compliant and bluetooth 2.0 is backward compatible, the ACODE-300 should ha ...
Here’s a cool color changing DIY I found by google-ing…
Wow,” you say, “how can you expect to make something wireless and still have it cost less than fifty dollars?” Well I’m glad you asked. “But I didn’t ask,” you say, R ...
