Let's dissect another section of EdiBot 2.0 and learn how to spin DC motors with Python.
Guest blog post by Arnoud Buzing of Wolfram Research on using the Edison and SparkFun Blocks to make a pendulum monitor.
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Come on…My TRS-80 originally only had 4K programming space and we did some pretty nice UIs (remember Hangman?). I never understood why…
I’ve posted a comment on the page for the PiJuice HAT. Hey, at least this one includes a solution…
Linking up to the pedal would be sweet!! I dig that idea, and I just got out of guitar land Pete don’t drag me back in… I’d absolutely be…
Good suggestion, thanks! It seems that Kivy supports a lot of newer interfaces like smartphones and multi-touch.
Thank you for the tutorial. I highly recommend Kivy - at least for the applications that we use it for. At my company we are using it for…
# higher density? DO IT ;-) –> use the APA102 2020 LEDs (2x2mm) :-) - this gives you better…
One thought: There are folks who like to put on some really fantastic “Holiday Displays”, making lights on their houses “dance” to the…
Thanks! For the demo in the video I used an ESP 8266 but for the final build I’m using an ESP32. I discovered a timing issue with multiple…
Great project! One tidbit conspicuous by its absence is mention of what processor you used. I’m afraid I’d be distracted from playing the…
