new to astrophotography, [Jason Bowling] had heard that the Raspberry Pi’s video camera module might be utilized as a inexpensive entry into the hobby. having a Raspberry Pi B+ as well as video camera module on hand from an old project, he dove best in, outlining the process for any type of other newcomers. Gingerly […]
ATTACKNID BECOMES LASER death DRONEATTACKNID BECOMES LASER death DRONE
[styroPyro] liked his Attacknid, however decided it needed just a bit more blue death ray laser. We’ve seen [styroPyro’s] high-powered laser hacks before, however this time he’s taken to hacking one of [Jaimie Mantzel’s] Attacknid robots. According to one of the top comments on [styroPyro’s] video—a comment by Attacknid inventor [Jaimie] himself—the robots were meant to be […]
SUN RAY thin client BECOMES RASPBERRY PI WORKSTATIONSUN RAY thin client BECOMES RASPBERRY PI WORKSTATION
one of the terrific predictions of desktop computing from the mid 1990s was that we would all move to so-called thin clients, stripped-out desktop computers containing only processor, display driver, and peripheral interfaces, that would call up their applications not from a local hard disk but from a remote server. It was one that was […]
ASK HACKADAY: how DO YOU PYTHON?ASK HACKADAY: how DO YOU PYTHON?
Python is the Arduino of software projects. It has a critical mass of libraries for anything from facial recognition and neural networks to robotics and remote sensing. and just like Arduino, I have yet to find the killer IDE for Python. possibly I just haven’t tried the best one yet, but it could be that I’m […]
SEND AN ARDUINO TO THE MOON FOR $300SEND AN ARDUINO TO THE MOON FOR $300
We’ve seen Kickstarter campaigns to put a single satellite into space and one to launch your own personalized postage-stamp sized satellite into low earth orbit. This time, though, you can break the bonds of earth and send your own Arduino compatible satellite on a collision course with the moon. The project is called Pocket Spacecraft, and exactly as its […]
ELECTRIC BIKE (EARPLUGS NOT INCLUDED)ELECTRIC BIKE (EARPLUGS NOT INCLUDED)
It’s evident this bike has some extra parts. but look closely and you’ll see the chainring has no chain connecting to it. Pedaling will get you nowhere considering that [PJ Allen] rerouted the chain in buy to drive this bicycle using an electric motor. He’s got beefy motor which pulls 350 Watts at 24 Volts. […]
SNOWBOARD GOGGLE HUD screens crucial data WHILE falling DOWN A mountainSNOWBOARD GOGGLE HUD screens crucial data WHILE falling DOWN A mountain
[Chris] has been difficult at work building a heads Up screen into some Snowboarding goggles. We’re utilized to seeing the elements that went into the project, however the application is unexpected. His own cautioning that the screen is as well close to your deal with as well as might cause injury if you were to […]
SIMON says learn how TO PROGRAM ARM CHIPSSIMON says learn how TO PROGRAM ARM CHIPS
This breadboard version of a Simon says game is a great way to try your skills on a new microcontroller platform. The eight-pin chip seen in the center of the board is an LPC810 microcontroller which [Hartmut Wendt] is just getting started with. It’s a rare example of a low-pin count DIP package for an ARM device […]
6502 DRIVEN NIXIE TUBE CLOCK6502 DRIVEN NIXIE TUBE CLOCK
I like chilly war stylish like [ryan brooks]’s fantastic looking nixie tube clock. There have been other microcontroller based nixie tube clocks so Ryan decided to base his on the venerable MOS innovation 6502. The 6502 is the exact same 8-bit processor utilized in the Apple II as well as Commodore 64. He’s got a […]
SHOOT video IN 26 different directionsSHOOT video IN 26 different directions
[Mark Mullins] is working on a project called Quamera: a cam that takes video in every direction simultaneously, creating realtime 3D environments on the fly. [Mark] is using 26 Arducams, organizing them in a rhombicuboctahedron configuration, which consists of three rings of 8 cameras with each sound managed by a Beaglebone; the top and bottom […]