The Hiking Hack is the first of a proposed series of research expeditions investigating the role of situated design for wild animal interaction. This mobile workshop through the Panamanian Rainforest was designed to explore how context shapes the crafting of technology and to probe the limits of constructing and utilizing DIY physical computing systems in harsh environments. It also served as a means of engaging with and reflecting upon the biological, technological and cultural aspects interplaying in modern scientific research.
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There is an IR interface for X-10 (IR543 or IR7243), I imagine this would work with it.
I was right! It IS entertaining! But regarding the IR Blaster… what I’d really like to see is one that interfaces with the venerable…
For all those looking at doing Arduino in Visual Studio Code, check out the Arduino Extension:…
There was a spelling error in the previous version of the video so we corrected it and updated the link. Should be up and viewable now!…
When I click on the IR Blaster video, I’m getting a message that it’s been removed by the user! Bummer… SF videos are (almost) always…
I’ve been using VS Code and PlatformIO for about a year. Is this better?
Thanks for the post! I’ll have to check out the stuff you’ve suggested! I’ve been “doing” software since shortly after Neil Armstrong took…
Thanks for adding that. I just know it as “that thing I had to write a driver for” and have seen more of that datasheet than I care to…
I built my parking sensor with a HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor, ESP8266-12E (NodeMCU v3), and a RED/GREEN LED. I used the ESP8266 to enable it…
