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Arduino 101 meetup prep – day 2 – twirly knobs
5May2009 – old stuff that may still be useful This salvaged bit with 5 pots was from a Sony monitor I believe. It was another straight-forward reverse-the-board job…
Arduino 101 meetup prep – day 1 – LCD display
4May2009 – old stuff that may still be useful Thought I should figure out a few things about this Duemilanove board before the Friday meetup. To that end I rummaged through my lab to collect a bucket of parts that … Continue reading
Arduino 101 meetup prep – day 4 – reflective infrared sensor
7May2009 – old stuff that may still be useful Here’s a reflective infrared light sensor I salvaged from a printer. In that application they are typically used to detect the presence of paper, which is way more reflective than the … Continue reading
Arduino 101 meetup prep – day 3 – piezo!
5May2009 – old stuff that may still be useful By request: hooking up a piezo buzzer to the Duemilanove to make sound. A piezo element is just a bimetallic sandwich, usually circular and stuffed in a small case, that bends … Continue reading
BOX Art + Jazz + The Registry Theatre == Friday Win
Oil on board – “Newton’s Progress” – David G. White David G. White and I took his latest two paintings down to The Registry Theatre last night to be hung for the Friday Feb 3 opening reception at 7pm. The … Continue reading
Hangin’ at the hanging–a WalterFedy+Art Allies show…
Sepia-toned etching on paper – Laura Perrin So I dropped by WalterFedy last night…
Artists support THEMUSEUM at The Brush Off
Local artists came out in force to support THEMUSEUM Saturday night at The Brush Off event. This live painting event was AWESOME, and you’ll be kicking yourself if you missed it. The artists generously donated their time and also … Continue reading
Evidence of Human Life–post malaise
What can you make with a laser cutter?
A pretty freakin’ cool clock, for one thing. I popped by kwartzlab last Tuesday for their open night to check out the new laser cutter, funded by CEEO. James Bastow was there with his latest project: a word clock, inspired … Continue reading