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Monthly Archives: January 2012
RGBW LED Controller
Control your blinky! Hi everyone, I am happy to announce that I have completed my RGBW LED controller kit and it is now for sale! This kit is a LED controller that features an embedded ATmega328 with an Arduino bootloader for … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino, Automation, Cool Stuff, LED, Open Source Hardware, XBee
Tagged 328, Adafruit, Arduino, Atmel, code, LED, open source, programming, PWM, XBee
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Automation Intro
I wanted to give a tour/crash course on automation systems, so I put together a video showing some of what an automation system can do. I ran through everything kind of fast, so I will do more videos getting into … Continue reading
Posted in Automation, Cool Stuff, LED, Open Source Hardware, TFT Color LCD
Tagged 328, Arduino, automation, DIY automation, HAI, home automation, iPad, iPhone, LED, open source, programming, touchscreen
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Overcoming Incomplete.
I have seen a pattern with some myself as well as other creative people I know. You get inspired, create something awesome, and after you get it working, you go to finish it up. Finishing it up could mean, enclosing a project, … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Stuff, Open Source Hardware, Tools / Equipment
Tagged complete, discipline, finish, new year, project
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