I write bits an pieces up for my own site, but I would like to start to showcase a few of everyone elses projects and their sites as I always find it inspiring to look at when I'm stuck on ideas.
I love the idea that I can build upon someones project or they can use my code so that end, I would like to host an Arduino Projects section on my site to link out to everyones projects.
I should make it clear that I don't want to host your content on my site, just a brief summary, parts list, photo and links to help others out when finding information as it can be difficult in finding relevant information sometimes.
The only caveat for projects to feature are that they involve Arduino and have a good write up - doesn't have to be English either but photos, code and parts are a must - I don't like seeing awesome projects that I can't replicate or understand how they work
I'd like to be able to also do a monthly roundup/ top 10 list aswell and also put together a list of Arduino related sites for others to find and reference.
If you'd like to send me a link to your write-ups/ site at that would be great. I can be contacted at larryluckylarry.co.uk or visit my site here: luckylarry.co.uk. At the moment its mainly just my own notes and content but I would like to change that.
hey cheers, thats really interesting I'll chuck a link to that if you don't mind?
So you've hooked in an Arduino board to feedback on sensors around the house? and you can read the sensors using the computer/ TV and SMS? So it can alert if anything changes?
Wow, cheers guys. All good links, I'll try and add them all over the weekend... and this will help me get to a great start of building a showcase to get others interested.
knuckles904: love the bus shelter project
bld: I've not played with RFID yet - and I have friends with cats. MIght try and replicate your work there
jscott: I've not used xbee yet, I've only made a basic robot - you take it to a new level there
florinc: I'd seen your Wise time clocks before on Make
gbm: My italian is pretty poor but I'll be sure to post up your projects linkign in both english and italian.
Cool, I keep meaning to get som RFID gear and play around with it - so many things and so little time.
Currently I've done the classic robot arm project that i'll put up online shortly so there's code, parts and how to fabricate bits but after that I'll do some xbee and RFID work (and totally steal your ideas and code! ;D)
Cowjam - I'll have to try out your code with my LCD screen for stats on my site... though instead of the ethernet shield I may just try and hook it up using Processing to parse from a PHP page (not sure if that can be done)
