(This is a collaboration between myself and my friend and purveyor of fine electronic bits, S.K. Pang) How would you connect an Arduino to a Raspberry Pi? Just plug it in via USB as you would normally do with an ordinary computer, right? That takes up one of the precious USB ports and while you …
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I finished designing, etching and silkscreening a new board last night and started populating it. It’s a slight redesign of a board I did before last year’s AVC. What’s it for? Not telling yet. 🙂 I can say this. It’s an Arduino clone that will speak serial on one set of pins via NewSoftSerial and …
There are not any examples that I could find that properly show how to get a simple DC motor working with RaspberryPI. This is a simple tutorial for “How to make a motor turn.” Robots, wheels, conveyors, and all sorts of stuff can be made to move using simple Raspberry Code and really inexpensive RC-racer …
The Bridge Shield is a board for students, hackers & researchers. You can use it along with a Pi or Arduino Uno to create cool DIY projects with ease. This will be an open source board and we are presently designing the second generation. We are currently on Kickstarter and you can support us by …
