Arduino

This article is another piece in our series about using “Arduino with parts and sensors.” This time, we will try using a stepper motor, which is […]

In our last article, we learned about the OSC communication basics with Arduino. Since OSC (Open Sound Control) was developed as a protocol for musical instruments, today we […]

With several parts and shields available, I think that Arduino is clearly a very stand alone device for development. Taking it one step further this time, […]

This time, we will make a stand alone watering machine that will take advantage of Lazurite, a low-power microcomputer board. We were amazed to find out how […]

In the second part, we learned how to charge an electric double layer capacitor through the capacitor mechanism. We learned that it is possible to charge an […]

In the first part, we were able to flicker an LED with Arduino. We learned that it works fine when it’s nice outside, but we weren’t able to do […]

Today, we will be trying something new by moving away from conventional ways of powering the Arduino, like using power/USB cable or batteries. We will experiment with […]

Last time, we learned how to use the infrared receiver module and an infrared LED. This time, let’s put what we’ve learned into practice by creating a […]

Last time, we learned how to use the SD card. This time, we will use the infrared remote control receiver module and an infrared LED to […]

Last time, we used a tone function to produce a simple sound with Arduino. This time, we will take another step forward by using the Mozzi […]

This time, we’ll examine “sound” using Arduino with speakers. Arduino comes with a “tone” function and it’s relatively easy to get started with. Let’s see how sound works […]