Prototype interactive dance floor using the Teensy's built-in capacitive touch pins and XBee Series 1s configured for I/O line passing.
This post explores how to use the power control features of the Battery Babysitter to make a product with the features we expect from portable embedded electronics.
Make your own digital handpan drum using the Teensy Audio Shield and the Teensy's built-in capacitive touch inputs.
Rather than a lengthy exploration of a single subject, I'm going to touch on a couple of smaller dishes.
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