Magnet Levitation with Arduino
In this project we will use an Arduino UNO board and some of discrete components to create this awesome effect of magnetic levitation. You will print the body with a 3D printer
In this project we will use an Arduino UNO board and some of discrete components to create this awesome effect of magnetic levitation. You will print the body with a 3D printer
When I went to visit Maker Faire Rome earlier in 2013, in October, I stumbled upon an amazing project that caught my eye. It maybe was for the bright colours of for the stylish design, these small, (as big as a washing machine) greenhouses just grabbed my interest. I wasn’t surprised then, when just few…
If you are a musician and if you lose your concentration when you have to flip through sheet music while playing, PartitionsDuino might be just the thing for you. The maker Maxime Boudreau has created a 3D-printed pedal with an Arduino Nano inside which allows you to control PDF sheet music on your laptop with the tap…
Open-Electronics.org: When and why you decided to start Mikroe? Nebojša Matić: It didn’t start from any grand idea… I was out of college, my parents could not support me anymore and I needed an income. Not having any initial capital (this was before the era of readily-available venture capital for startups) I figured out that…
The tank will be controlled from an Android tablet via Bluetooth. We need a simple and clear system for creating code for Android, like the Sctratch system for Arduino. More info Build it yourself Boards, sensors and kits for projects like this one. Browse the shop
Here’s a new episode of our Meet the Founders column! This time we interviewed the amazing Eric Pan, founder of SeeedStudio. Eric is a long time open hardware advocate and also a great business leader. Eric was, indeed, recently featured on Forbes cover and we took the chance to ask him some advices on how…
There are many CAD developed to assist the electronic designers during drawing of PCBs and schematics; often they are integrated in complete suite to project, simulate and realize a whole electronic system. Besides the many commercial versions, there are also free CADs available. Today we’d like to analyze one of the most diffused and known…
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