Posts filed Under "arduino"

• June 04, 2015

  MakerCity Festival 2015

  This past weekend I was at the MakerCity Festival in Odense, Denmark and shot a bit of video of the different exhibits and workshop areas.

• October 22, 2011

  Ultimaker 3D Printer Assembly Timelapse

  About a month ago, I received my Ultimaker 3D printer kit, and for the assembly, I decided to rig my camera to create a timelapse of the complete assembly process.

• October 01, 2011

  Video from Maker Faire New York 2011

  This year at Maker Faire has been with a high focus on robotics, and in this video I have tried to capture a wide variety of the projects that was shown off at the faire.

• January 16, 2011

  New bootloader file for ATmega8L

  When using the LCD I/O Backpack with the ATmega8L-8AU, you need a bootloader that runs at 8 MHz.

• January 15, 2011

  Alternative programming cable for LCD I/O Backpack

  A little over a month ago, I saw a post at Let’s Make Robots about making your own “FTDI” cable equivalent.

• December 20, 2010

  Programming the LCD I/O Backpack with an Arduino

  Since the workshop in the beginning of October, there has been a few requests for alternatives to the FTDI USB to TTL level UART adapters. They are a bit expensive, and many of the attendees at the workshop didn’t have one.

• November 20, 2010

  Introducing the LCD I/O Backpack

  I admit, it has been a little slow for the past couple of months here on the blog, but that doesn’t mean nothing has happened.

• August 01, 2010

  Custom LCD Characters with Arduino

  A few days ago I saw a post on Adafruits blog about an online tool by Bruno Maia to help create custom characters for use with character based LCD like the ones used in the last article.

• August 01, 2010

  4 LCD displays on 1 Arduino

  I’m planning an Arduino based project where I would like to use two of the 16x2 character based LCD displays, but at the same time, don’t want to use all the I/O pins, I need some for data input also.

• May 17, 2010

  It's time for some tinkering

  Putting things together, solving a problem with an Arduino or trying to communicate with a new device. I do it all, but always forget to write anything down.