Daren Schwenke’s 3D printed blooming rose embeds a capacitive touch sensor in one of the leaves, which trips an Arduino-controlled actuator that changes the rose’s lighting and causes the petals to splay open or fold closed. These petals are 3D printed and then shaped over a hot chandelier bulb. “The petals are printed flat in…
Based on the TTP229-LSF chip, this board allows you to make a small 8/16 touch keyboard and a slider. The system automatically recalibrates when none of the buttons are touched for more than 4 seconds. Features Interface: I2C or I/O Capacitive touch buttons: 8 or 16 Slider: 1 Sampling frequency: 8 Hz / 64…
Capacitive touch keypad with 3 buttons and slider. Dimensions (mm): 60x15x1. …. Read more: Touch keyboard – 3 keys and 1 slider
If you enjoy a game of pinball, you are sure to be interested in this awesome Rombus Pinball emulation station created by developer and maker Matt Brailsford aka Circuitbeard. Finding the pinball emulation community lacking for Linux, the maker turned to the LattePanda, a tiny Windows 10 SBC with a built-in Arduino Leonardo. This was…
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