.Net Gadgeteer

Our Hardware Friday post in this game theme week combines a couple of fun things, .Net Gadgeteer hardware and a RPG game (well the start of one at least). It also shows off a couple thing projects mentioned here in past posts, Gliding into a .Net Micro Framework UI design with GLIDE and Along came a…

Today's Hardware Friday post shows off an interesting usage of an accelerometer and one that for many of use would not only proudly display our hardware building geekness, but also improve our health too! Posture Regulator using .NET Gadgeteer Accelerometer from Seeed StudioPeople who work in…

Today's Hardware Friday post lets us play with some of our favorite things, .Net Gadgeteer, Servos, REST, Cameras and Windows Phone 7... Using a Servo in a .NET Gadgeteer Camera DeviceThe Gadgeteer.Interfaces.PWMOutput interface can support the use of a servo to move mechanical parts of a device as…

I dig the idea of how "teachable" .NET Gadgeteer development can be. They let the students and teachers focus on bigger picture of creation and not the minutiae (which is important, but...). So when I saw this, while there's no Solutions or direct code to download, I still thought this a…

Hardware Friday's have been pretty .Net Gadgeteer focused lately, I know. Next week I'll dig through my story archive list and find something different, but being a child of the 80's I couldn't resist this project. I've always wanted my own arcade console, and while this isn't an Asteroids or Ms…

Today's Hardware Friday post shows us how we can use the .Net Micro Framework and the .Net Gadgeteer to build a simple Flipbook Maker. It shows that if "hardware" scared you in the past that the .Net Gadgeteer is the cure to that fear, that building cool things is nothing to be afraid of…