
The project consists of a shield you can add to an Arduino equipped with another Altmega 168/328 chip and a whole ‘nother set of digital and analog I/O pins.

The project consists of a shield you can add to an Arduino equipped with another Altmega 168/328 chip and a whole ‘nother set of digital and analog I/O pins.

The Maple runs at a maximum of 72 MHz, has 39 digital input/output pins, 16 analog inputs, native full speed USB, 3 USARTs (hardware serial ports), integrated SPI/I2C support, a power jack, and a reset button.
Features:
Sean took an antique clock an removed the mechanism, and then replaced it with an Arduino, that is programmed to check the weather on the Environment Canada website every fifteen minutes.

(Sean Carney via Geeky Gadgets)

I happened to use white spraypaint for another project when i thought i could make my arduino look like christmas. Still works flawlessly of course. If you wanna do the same, i advise you not to use woodglue to protect the PIN header. It’s a PITA to remove from the holes. Use normal tape instead.
SNOWduino by Jan from freeduino.de
(via Make Magazine)

The Arduino Eye Shield is a circuit board that can be plugged on top of the Arduino allowing it to interpret analogue video (PAL or NTSC) from a camera or other source. It gives the Arduino the power of sight.
(via Make Magazine)

It’s a cute gadget that you point at a TV that’s bothering you, and it turns the TV off. Internally, it’s an infrared remote that broadcasts more than 100 different off codes that work on almost any TV.
The software is available at Arc Language Blog.


Arduino skeleton, made from nothing but components, steel wire, solder, and loving care. The board design is based off of the Metaboard Arduino-(mostly)compatible, which implements USB compatibility in the chip’s firmware.
(via MAKE Magazine)
Introduce yourself to the group and learn about each other with this DIY board game made with paintable Arduino, from MIT Media Lab.
Nice game made with Arduino and paints.

EDuino-B – Arduino compatable board.
It has all pins on the same side of the board, and can be fitted in a 390 dot solderless breadboard, taking only one side.
The LED is a normal 3mm round LED and is equivalent to Arduino’s LED at digital pin 13. Within a minute you can fold it’s pins in such a way that it will be easy to solder SMD-like.
Project files: EDuino-B v1
More info and photos at embeddeddreams.com
the sample is a 1.5 second long amen beat sample, resampled at 8khz and maximized a bit.
the buttons restarts the sample at four different points, the fifth button enters a retrig-mode, basically it restarts from the sample that was playing when the button went down every 1/64 beats.
found at possan.se