3 Best works of #Recipe contest
Last month we announced the contest, waiting for you to join our Recipe platform to share your project inspirations, here’s our best choice for this contest, the authors can get a rainbowduino for each recipe they created.
Digital Barcode, a simple Barcodes generate & display device
Barcodes are used everywhere, and one of the simplest Barcodes to generate is the Code 39 format (also known as Code 3 of 9). I used an E-paper shield and E-paper module to display a number in this barcode format. I then tested it with a Barcode reader and it worked perfectly. This tutorial will show you how to send a number to the Arduino from the Serial Monitor, and display the Barcode on the E-paper module. Note: If you are using an Arduino UNO (or compatible), you will also need to get a micro SDHC card.
An important accessory for every maker in the world, it comes with a free android app and its cheap! I made this pocket square 2 days before our JS PROM LAST FEBUARY 6 so I HAD to rush things out. Anyways here it is a complete guide that can help you make your own.
Pringles Can antenna with a LinkIt ONE
With my never-waning obsession with wardriving, I wanted to make something that played off it that anyone could use. I’ve seen can antennas over the years, and wondered about making one. So I did. And here it is.
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