video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkyEe7ysh9Y
Here’s a preview of our USB Portal Project we will be showcasing at Maker Faire 2007.
It’s basically a BASIC programmable USB device so you can connect embedded devices easily to your PC whether that be a video game, industrial application, or whatever that you can think of.
Check out our previous
video://blip.tv/file/get/Zedomax-CUBLOCCB280With3XylotexStepperMotors943
Here’s an update of controlling 3 stepper motors using a CUBLOC CB280 module. Although you can move the motors simultaneously, there are a lot of applications you can use it for. Sorry about the video, my video camera needs head cleaning.
video://blip.tv/file/get/Zedomax-MakeDaisyMP3PlayerReview303
So we made the MP3 player and it works freakin’ great! The sound quality was as good as an off-the-shelf MP3s. We plan to hack it using a CuTOUCH CT1720 and make some cool touchscreen menus for it.
Here’s some pictures of how it will fit in the touchscreen enclosure: (It fit perfectly!)
The only hurdle we face now is changing the firmware of the MP3 player a littl
My work place is hiring bunch of new people and offering some express programming service for inventors, engineers, makers, and tinkerers out there who want to make some cool touchscreen applications. I got some hookups from my boss so you can use the Promo Code “ZEDOMAX” for 40% discounts for your future projects, make sure to check it out! The offer ends end of March so if you got a touchscreen project and need some quick programming, this might be for you.
video://blip.tv/file/get/Geeknews-SomeFreakyOverclockerChipCoolerIFoundAtCES2007934
Here’s a cool video of a freaky overclocking chip cooler from CES.
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDRKS9woFXU
Here’s the last DIY for year 2006!
Okay, we have seen some really cool Light Orbs while trying to make this Music Syncing Light Orb Alarm Clock. We started with Tod’s creation and soon realize that 1 LED will not be bright enough in slightest light condi
I found out which controller can be used to control those cool Christmas videos.
These controller cost range from $500 to $800 to control just 16 Christmas Lights. You might as well build one for less than $150 at t
Here’s a cool site for getting robot kits in Italy if you live in Italia!
