At Kaazing, we have been experimenting with using a smartphone as a remote control for quite some time now. Those familiar with our demos may have seen our Zing-Pong demo (which is a “Pong”-style game using smartphones to control the paddles over WebSocket) or our Racer demo (which is a 3D Formula One car rendered […]
Our main ideas of a perfect mobile media center are: – watch videos or listen to your music anywhere (only power supply and a monitor/projector for videos required) – easy control with your smartphone – simple setup for non-programmers – great sound and video quality With a Raspberry Pi 2 and a powerful sound card
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This tutorial brings you from start to finish in constructing your very own smartphone. You will start by 3D printing a case, then soldering printed circuit boards together, assembly, and finally installing a mobile OS onto your phone and using Python to make it yours. You can learn more about this project at hackaday.io/project/5083 Skills
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This is my first instructable, although I have been working with Pure Data, Raspberry Pi, and other digital audio for quite some time. If you’d like to see more instructables like this, vote for me! Ever wonder how digital effects are created? Want to customize your favorite effects wirelessly from a smartphone? Then Pure Pi
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Use your raspberry pi to control a 1/10 scale RC car via a web page hosted wirelessly on your PI. All you need to do is set up your PI to use your mobile as a hotspot then log onto the appropriate web page (hosted by the Pi) and tilt your phone to control your
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This is purely the design for the projected. Presented is a detailed paper design of a smartphone controlled pan-tilt camera platform for exploring telepresence and POV drone and robot interaction and control. Introduction A pan-tilt platform can be used to position various instruments and tools, the most common of which is a camera. The pan-tilt
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Background: I’m currently working on a Sencha Touch project making an Entrepreneur application, which will be released in a couple of months… Stay tuned! I only want say that it is a bit more complex than this example… but you have to start with something, right?! To get some knowledge of the Sencha Touch Framework I
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