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Getting nc6400 i was quite disappionted with b/g wireless card. It was even more dissapointing when i discovered that HP employs hardware whitelisting.  Putting wireless N card inside you will get "104-Unsupported wireless network device detected. System Halted. Remove device and restart."  Digging into google you will get a lot of "unable", "unsupported", "too complicated" results. But searching for ...
Printing wheels is quite common among users of Cupcake and RepRap clones. This movie shows the whole process from printing raft to finishing production.  Cupcake makes exsperimenting with robotics a whole new story. ABS is really robust material great for printing parts, enclosures etc. $("#tVfjSKGzOtM").youTubeEmbed({video:"www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVfjSKGzOtM&ap=%2526fmt%3D22&hd=1",progressBar: true});
One of my latest projects taking longer than it should to complete. Still missing connection from ARM to FPGA. The board will feature: AT91RM9200 ARM with Micron 32MB SDRAM Xilinx Spartan IIE XC2S150 150k Gates FPGA ATmega32 for easy PWM and board supervision microSD Card slot SD Card slot JTAG Connectors for FPGA and ARM Switching power supplies Standard R ...
If you ever heard of Mecanum wheels you know how amazing they are. Unfortunatly buing them is almost impossible. Now thanks to Thingyverse and Madox you can print with CupCake 3D your own set! http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5206
I have created basic library for interfacing nRF2401 with AVR thru BASCOM-AVR. It was tested on ModuBra!nz controller  platform and is working quite reliably.  The code is somewhat commented but I will try to improve it. There are basic functions and whole package is a working example. You just need to change addresses of devices to avoid conflict :) So ...
I believe this will change a lot in electronics. http://dev.emcelettronica.com/probability-processor-arrived
SWBStick project was created as a base for SWB (SWTC) courses which took place of TEC. Main goal of SWB is to familiarise students with real life, current trends in electronics. We choose practical knowledge instead of pure theory. Device has size of typical USB pen drive. Main part is Atmel ATmega32 micro controller running at 18.432MHz.  To increase ...
This design is intended for more powerful robots. I need this to interact with NokiBot. But have experimented with VaioBot and prove that ModuBra!nz is very capable controller. It features: I2C at TTL and LVTLL levels (5V & 3.3V) SPI at LVTTL integrated footprint for Nordic nRF2401 RF-24G Transceiver Modular dual H-Bridge (4A & 8A) 8 Outputs for RC Servos ...
…if you must to! H-Brigdes are quite basic piece of hardware, steering them is where fun begins. For all those of you who prefer easy solution that just work please look into L293 or L298 which can drive two motors with current up to 1A or 2.5A per motor. Or you can use VNH3SP30TR-E for currents up to 30A ...
I believe this will be one awesone movie! $("#_6Afc2uzw4g").youTubeEmbed({video:"www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6Afc2uzw4g&ap=%2526fmt%3D22",progressBar: true});
Caprica differs significantly from its parent series, due to creative and commercial demands.[6] Ronald D. Moore had strong feelings on the matter, explaining his starting point was, "...you don't try to repeat the formula," and going on to say, "...everything about Caprica was designed specifically to not repeat what we had done in Galactica."[