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*[https://github.com/rwldrn/johnny-five Node-isassemble Johnny-Five]  
*[https://github.com/rwldrn/johnny-five Node-isassemble Johnny-Five]  
Johnny-Five is an Open Source, JavaScript Arduino programming framework. Why JavaScript? NodeBots: [http://www.voodootikigod.com/nodebots-the-rise-of-js-robotics The Rise of JavaScript Robotics].  
Johnny-Five is an Open Source, JavaScript Arduino programming framework. Why JavaScript? NodeBots: [http://www.voodootikigod.com/nodebots-the-rise-of-js-robotics The Rise of JavaScript Robotics].  
*[http://blog.arduino.cc/2013/07/03/physical-music-sequencer/ A Physical Music Sequencer using RFID tags]
*[http://blog.arduino.cc/2013/07/03/physical-music-sequencer/ A Physical Music Sequencer using RFID tags]
Mike Cook prototyped  a diy physical music sequencer  with an Arduino Uno and we agree with him it has a ”unique take on the concept an RFID sequencer”.
Mike Cook prototyped  a diy physical music sequencer  with an Arduino Uno and we agree with him it has a ”unique take on the concept an RFID sequencer”.
This takes RFID tags each one mapped to a note and instrument and placed on one of 32 pegs will generate a music sequence. I designed and built a special RFID reader that has 32 read positions, it took 3 months to wire up. The case was hand built and it was designed to fit exactly into a flight box. It contains an Arduino and outputs MIDI.
This takes RFID tags each one mapped to a note and instrument and placed on one of 32 pegs will generate a music sequence. I designed and built a special RFID reader that has 32 read positions, it took 3 months to wire up. The case was hand built and it was designed to fit exactly into a flight box. It contains an Arduino and outputs MIDI.
*[http://blog.arduino.cc/2013/07/01/makertour-in-torino/ Makertour in Torino for Arduino Camp and an exploration of the Arduino factory]
*[http://blog.arduino.cc/2013/07/01/makertour-in-torino/ Makertour in Torino for Arduino Camp and an exploration of the Arduino factory]
*[http://blog.arduino.cc/2013/07/09/let-your-arduino-talk-to-your-android-phone-without-any-android-programming/ Let your Arduino talk with your Android]
*[http://blog.arduino.cc/2013/07/09/let-your-arduino-talk-to-your-android-phone-without-any-android-programming/ Let your Arduino talk with your Android]
Annikken Andee is a Bluetooth Arduino shield, currently on an Indiegogo campaign, that let  Arduino communicate with  Android device without writing Android code.
Annikken Andee is a Bluetooth Arduino shield, currently on an Indiegogo campaign, that let  Arduino communicate with  Android device without writing Android code.
The shield communicates with Arduino via the ICSP header (SPI) and pin 8. An SD card Reader is available for external data storage for Arduino –  for huge data storage or extended period of data logging activity by Arduino. As Android has yet to support for Bluetooth 4.0/BLE, they are using bluetooth 2.1 module WT11i by Bluegiga for communicating with the Android phone. Currently the shield supports Arduino Uno, Mega and Leonardo.
*[http://www.instructables.com/id/Nerf-Vulcan-Sentry-Gun/ Nerf Vulcan Sentry Gu]
*[http://www.instructables.com/id/Nerf-Vulcan-Sentry-Gun/ Nerf Vulcan Sentry Gu]
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C70R7oo4jMc Video here]. In this instructable, I will show you how to modify a Nerf Vulcan to automatically aim and fire at targets.  As an added bonus, this gun won't fire at anyone wearing a shirt with the instructables robot on it. I had this project in mind for a long time and finally managed to find the time to bring it to life.  
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C70R7oo4jMc Video here]. In this instructable, I will show you how to modify a Nerf Vulcan to automatically aim and fire at targets.  As an added bonus, this gun won't fire at anyone wearing a shirt with the instructables robot on it. I had this project in mind for a long time and finally managed to find the time to bring it to life.  
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*[https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials Sparkfun tutorials]
*[https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials Sparkfun tutorials]
collection guides to help you explore the world of electronics. The archived SparkFun tutorials can be found here.
collection guides to help you explore the world of electronics. The archived SparkFun tutorials can be found here.
*[http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kytelabs/bleduino-bluetooth-40-ble-made-easy-arduino-compat BLEduino: Bluetooth 4.0 (BLE) made easy]
*[http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kytelabs/bleduino-bluetooth-40-ble-made-easy-arduino-compat BLEduino: Bluetooth 4.0 (BLE) made easy]
The BLEduino is a tiny Arduino-Compatible development board with Bluetooth 4.0, a.k.a. Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), built in. The BLEduino is both hardware and software compatible with Arduino since it’s based on the Arduino Leonardo. Anything that runs on an Arduino will run on a BLEduino.  It's the easiest way to get Bluetooth 4.0 in your project! Control anything from your phone!
The BLEduino is a tiny Arduino-Compatible development board with Bluetooth 4.0, a.k.a. Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), built in. The BLEduino is both hardware and software compatible with Arduino since it’s based on the Arduino Leonardo. Anything that runs on an Arduino will run on a BLEduino.  It's the easiest way to get Bluetooth 4.0 in your project! Control anything from your phone!
The BLEduino is a tiny Arduino-compatible dev board with integrated Bluetooth 4.0. As expected, the BLEduino is both hardware and software compatible with Arduino - because the hardware is based on the Arduino Leonardo. Meaning, anything that runs on an Arduino will run on a BLEduino.
The BLEduino is a tiny Arduino-compatible dev board with integrated Bluetooth 4.0. As expected, the BLEduino is both hardware and software compatible with Arduino - because the hardware is based on the Arduino Leonardo. Meaning, anything that runs on an Arduino will run on a BLEduino.
Read more at http://www.tgdaily.com/hardware-features/72256-video-bleduino-is-bluetooth-made-easy#91pVdQyroXWbbhRE.99  
Read more [http://www.tgdaily.com/hardware-features/72256-video-bleduino-is-bluetooth-made-easy#91pVdQyroXWbbhRE.99 here].
http://www.tgdaily.com/hardware-features/72256-video-bleduino-is-bluetooth-made-easy
 
*[http://blog.oscarliang.net/raspberry-pi-color-tracking-opencv-pid/ Raspberry Pi Color Tracking Using PID]
*[http://blog.oscarliang.net/raspberry-pi-color-tracking-opencv-pid/ Raspberry Pi Color Tracking Using PID]
OpenCV color recognition on the Raspberry Pi that uses PID to control the pan-tilt servo system. In this post, I will explain briefly how color tracking works, and how to use PID control algorithm to improve tracking performance.  
OpenCV color recognition on the Raspberry Pi that uses PID to control the pan-tilt servo system. In this post, he explains how color tracking works, and how to use PID control algorithm to improve tracking performance.  
http://youtu.be/nnvHQTi535Q  
http://youtu.be/nnvHQTi535Q  


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