#ArduinosRock Lauren Smith and Andrew Valente Just like life, the Arduino project is an evolving entity. It started with hopes of being a music control station, was redirected into the realm of spectroscopy, to finish its first life as something …
Goals To create an interface to control a computer and a projector with a theatre lighting board. I work in a high-school theatre that has high technical ambitions but no budget to back them up. Often, I am forced to …
Jesse, Micheal, and Mack We met some difficulties once the LED strip finally arrived. The LED strip is ordered in units of one meter lengths, but when we ordered three of these units we were shipped with a single three …
Jesse Bettencourt, Michael Cannon, and Mackenzie Richardson Our initial plan was to create an LED strip with various functions to respond to our current computer activity. This multicoloured strip would be attached to the rear of our monitors and would …
Main Idea The goal for our Arduino project is to construct a portable weather station that is able to tweet updates of heat and light conditions in its environment. We would also like to attach an RGB that lights up …
Well McMaster, this is our final blog post for ERU! Using the Arduino we were able to combine previously written code along with a circuit design of our own to create a working prototype of bicycle indicator lights. Since our …
As we put the finishing touches on our Smart Mood Light, we realized that the project we had set out to complete in this class was far from what we had actually accomplished. Having originally planned to program a multi-setting, …
Although our final product did not turn out exactly as we’d hoped, we’re definitely on the right track! Using the flex sensor, we set up varying responses depending on which direction the sensor was bent. We coded these function using …
Creating bicycle indicator lights using our Arduino boards involves combining a few basic concepts. We developed our code and circuit design by taking elements from a few of the example programs found on the Arduino website. First we used “Blink …
In order to present our understanding of the Arduino circuitry and programming language, we set out to make a ‘smart’ night lamp. We had 2 main criteria that the lamp to meet; energy efficiency and being an appropriate companion for a variety of ‘bedside activities’ in addition …