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His so-called Ben-Stur Remote Control Android app works with a pot-stirring device, freeing users to stray from the kitchen while their meal is cooking.

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His latest mod is meant for those of us who have burnt Ramen a few too many times. | Email this | Commentsīen Heck is always thinking up gadgets that make life easier, from completely hands-free luggage to a sensor system for improved cycling safety. Kettenburg's way if you fancy getting your hands on one quickly.Ĭontinue reading Digispark, Arduino's unofficial kid brother, takes Kickstarter by storm (video)ĭigispark, Arduino's unofficial kid brother, takes Kickstarter by storm (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 09:39:00 EST. We've got video for you below, and you can still throw some cash Mr.

The aim is to retail the gear for $12 a piece, and has been so popular that it's made nearly $100,000 in Kickstarter pledges, smashing its original goal of $5,000.

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Designed to be fully compatible with the Italian standard, it's packing six I/O pins, 8k memory and a full USB connection amongst other things. It's an Arduino-compatible board, the size of a quarter, that offers a few pins at around a third of the cost of an Uno - so you don't have to worry about taking projects apart when you're done. Hobbyist Erik Kettenburg was concerned that the size and cost of Arduino stifled his ability to craft, so he set about developing Digispark. Check out a video of the invention in action after the break.Ĭontinue reading Ben Heck fashions a pocket computer with an Xbox Chatpad and Arduino Unoīen Heck fashions a pocket computer with an Xbox Chatpad and Arduino Uno originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 22:04:00 EST. The modder-turned-host is quick to point out that the project's purpose isn't solely nostalgic - you can also use it to control real world objects, which in the Heck's case means a ghost on a pinball playfield. Heck created the device for the latest episode of his web show, and if you're following along at home, you'll need the Chatpad from an Xbox 360 controller, an Arduino Uno and a LCD display - a Hitachi HD 44780, in this case. It's great to see Ben Heck focus his efforts of do-gooder projects like that foot-controlled wheelchair, but we'll always have a soft spot for the modfather's more nostalgic undertakings, like this BASIC pocket computer. provides a good explanation of the system in the video below.įiled under: Android Hacks, security hacks This provides just the amount of juice the Arduino needs to run, and it doesn’t rely on batteries. He ran this to another power regulator board to lower the voltage to a steady 5V. found a screw terminal on the alarm system circuit board that provided a regulated 12V output. The address used is the email-to-SMS address which results in a text message hitting his phone over the cell network. Once the Arduino detects a signal, it uses an ESP8266 WiFi module to send an email. He ran it through a resistor and a Zener diode to lower the voltage to something the Arduino can handle. This meant that the 12V signal needed to be stepped down. is using an Arduino nano to monitor the alarm signal. This would be a good place to monitor for an alarm trip. When the alarm is tripped, this screw terminal outputs 12V to enable the siren. He found a screw terminal that lead to the siren. first had to figure out a way to trigger an event when the alarm sounds. Specifically, he wanted his alarm system to send him an SMS message whenever the alarm was tripped. He figured that making it more connected would do the trick. Wanted to bring his alarm system into the modern age.

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