In this project, Jason Poel Smith shows you how to make a system that will monitor the temperature of your pipes and alert you if they get near freezing.
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Give your board a lift by adding legs built from off-the-shelf hardware.
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Building your own clock is practically a rite of passage as a Maker. 3D-print this Arduino-based desktop clock with a jumbo seven-segment LED display that glows from within.
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Makers hacked real problems faced by people with special needs to create tools that will help improve mobility, independence, and comfort.
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Artist Daric Gill used an Arduino, LEDs, and solar power to transform this wooden desk into a Living Orb.
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A clever design for a homemade, radio-controlled BB-8 droid replica.
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Learn how one Maker created his own stepper motor using a 3D printer, an Arduino, and a few materials picked up from the hardware store.
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This 3D printed rubber band launching turret looks like it popped right out of Portal.
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Sónar+D is the international conference that brings together a combination of activities with a common theme: the relationship between creativity and technology and the digital transformation of the cultural industries involved.
During latest edition David Cuartielles gave a talk about the value of Open Source and a workshop with Alessandro Contini titled Making Noise with Arduino.
David presented some examples like:
He also got the opportunity to talk about robotics, kids learning code and electronics, and the future of Arduino. Later on Bruce Sterling, curator of Casa Jasmina, was the protagonist of the festival’s closing keynote and talked about technology, music and the past/current state of the industry.
News originally posted on Arduino Verkstad blog
Long-time Maker Matthew Borgatti recently completed work on a homemade spot welder, built from a scrapped microwave and a few other parts.
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