ACCELEROMETER: Sparkfun Accelerometer

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The Sparkfun folks have a sweet recipe for building an Arduino-based, accelerometer-triggered Tardis sound-effects box into the ceiling of an elevator, noting that care must be taken not to freak out riders and precipitate a bomb-squad visit. As it stands Early in the morning on Jan 4, 2014, Palms Casino Resort hosted the 2014 AT&T Hackathon And I stuck with Sparkfun products and Arduino programming to create the all new Violin Bow Accelerometer. Yes, I was a presenter as well. No, I did not win What’s even cooler is that it runs Microsoft’s Windows 8.1 platform DC-DC step down converter (one of them is based on LM2596 IC), Sparkfun IMU Fusion board (3D accelerometer, 3D gyroscope) and an 8.4V battery (or anything between 7.4V – 9V Some SparkFun engineers were playing a game of Tron on a coffee table equipped with LEDs and joysticks. Others showed off a belt buckle with a tiny accelerometer and an MP3 player that changed songs when they swiveled their hips. "There are so many new The main board costs $19.95 and add-ons cost from $7.95 for a tricolor L.E.D. to $24.95 for an accelerometer (sparkfun.com). Dr. Buechley says the boards can be worn as soft computers “in a noninvasive, non-weight-bearing way.” One dancer used a The Arduino board reads the accelerometer or photo to show the elevator-TARDIS in action. That said, if this is still an idea you want to try out, you can read the full tutorial (complete with coding) over on the SparkFun website, and also buy the .

It includes two 500 MHz dual-threaded Silvermont-class Atom cores and an older Lakemont-class core that acts as a sensor hub, scrubbing noise from accelerometers and other In just the last four weeks, Sparkfun Electronics has developed 14 stackable A DIY project consisting of an MP3 decoder, lithium ion battery, accelerometer (for complete gyration response pair of blinky LED boots to ensure complete cowboy ostracism. [sparkfun via technabob] I've always preferred my belt buckles covered in SparkFun Electronic’s mechanical engineer Casey came across You’re probably asking yourself how you change tracks on this thing, right? Well thanks to an on-board accelerometer, you’ll just need to do a little pelvic thrust to jump to the next For contributors at the $75 level, SparkFun will send a Learn to Solder Simon Says kit. For $150, backers can get a Special Edition Inventors Kit, including an accelerometer and LCD. And for $2,500 or more, SparkFun will bring their Tour to your town. .