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Submitted by: editorglueitcom
This is work in progress, but have got to the point where the robot moves, now need to add the sensors, battery holders and fix the board down. This robot is...
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Submitted by: womai
This instrument works similar to RADAR for high-speed signal paths: It performs time domain reflectometry (TDR), i.e. it sends a step into the path (cable, p...
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Submitted by: Sid
My first foray into the world of Picaxe was because I was unhappy with a
purchased product and the service I received so I decided to design my own
circuit...
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Submitted by: dbodnar
The new PICAXE 18M2 chip inspired me to write this article and assemble the parts for the kit that accompanies it. The completed kit is a full-featured mode...
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Submitted by: nznrg
A teddy bear fitted with an infra red (IR) sensor in its paw detects blood flow in your finder when you hold its paw. A picaxe 08M chip detects the pulses an...
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Submitted by: tarzan
Target Environment:
Indoors & Outdoors
Sensors / Input Devices:
A/V Camera (2.4 GHz)
6 Ultrasonic Range Finders (SRF004)
4 Digital Temperature Sensors (...
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Submitted by: ironjungle
Using a PICAXE 18M2 uC, five servos, a few resistors and some random 'stuff' around the house, we built this robotic hand. Then we wrote some software to con...
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Submitted by: chris_the_carpenter
Walter has been a work in progress for quite a while now. Powered by (2) 40x2's on a custom board with tons of hand-made items. Enclosed are just a couple vi...
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Submitted by: Tayeb
An experiment with speech recognition in order to control an electronic device remotely through Internet, and demonstrate new functionalities of Google Chrome 11 browser supporting voice-to-text and HTML5.
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Submitted by: rik100
I built a robot that plays a perfect game of tic-tac-toe or noughts and crosses. It uses an algorithm from an article in the 1971 issue of Radio Electronics by Don Lancaster called Tic-Tac-Tronix.
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Submitted by: JoC
Just a quick photo of the K9 I made for my son. He was built from clear PVC scrap sheet, (which I got for free from a local plastics firm. Nice blokes!), and which I later painted.
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