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Flip out with this .Net Gadgeteer Flipbook MakerToday'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… -
Snake away with a .NET Gadgeteer arcade console and Snake gameHardware 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… -
Every Gadgeteer's dream? A Gadgeteer Home Automation SystemToday's Hardware Friday project by a friend of the blog, Marco Minerva, shows how he, and with his help, us, can build a cool home automation system with some of our favorite tools. Gadgeteer Home Automation SystemIn this post I want to describe how to create a Home Automation System that puts… -
Teaching .NET GadgeteeringI 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… -
Mom always said, "Sit up straight..." Well, here's a hardware project to help with that...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… -
32feet.NET, Bluetooth and .Net GadgeteerFor our Hardware Friday we're going to mix in some Bluetooth and WPF in our .Net Gadgeteer world... Controlling a Gadgeteer device using Bluetooth Module and 32feet.NET libraryIn this post, I’ll show how to send messages to a GHI Bluetooth module from a PC application using the 32feet .NET library.… -
How cool is this bus? Using the Service Bus to create a cloud enabled smart thermostatToday's Hardware Friday post comes to us via MSDN Magazine and is an "internet of things" kind of project, meshing Azure with a smart thermostat (making it Smart++? A Smart Thermostat on the Service BusHere’s a bold prediction: Connected devices are going to be big business, and… -
Building a Windows Phone controlled Wi-Fi Gadgeteer Image Streaming RobotToday's Hardware Friday project is another cool project from Marco Minerva, Friend of the Blog. This project brings so many things together that it could have been called the Kitchen Sink project... Wi-Fi Gadgeteer Robot controlled by Windows Phone with image streamingI have upgraded the .NET… -
Controlling a .NET Gadgeteer Device with your mind...You all know my love-love relationship with mind control... well... I mean mind reading... um... (you know!) devices like the Emotive device. Well when I saw this project, one the melds a less expensive device with C# and and Fez .NET Gadgeteer device? Well I almost wet my pants (TMI?) Come on, how… -
.Net Gadgeteer, REST, Cameras, Servos and Windows Phone 7Today'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…
