A magic new world of coding is starting with.... Arduino
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Working with Arduino means coding the microcontroler with the objective of producing certain efects. This allow you to turn on/off LEDS, activate servomotors, DC motors, buzzers and so on.
ICT World Arduino projects:
- ICT Wall with lights controlled by Arduinos:
It has been a workshop in international teams during the meeting in France. - workshop material created by Spanish students
- videos
- Controlling a robot - workshop during the meeting in France - see material
- videos of 22 classroom projects - done by Spanish students
THE BOWLING ALLEY |
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THE SLEEPING ROBOT |
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THE SCHOOL GATE |
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TRAIN LEVEL CROSSING |
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THE MUSICAL DRUMS |
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THE BUBBLE MACHINE |
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THE FISH FEEDER |
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THE BALLS AND RAMPS GAME |
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THE KICKING ROBOT |
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THE HUNGRY MONSTER |
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THE BLUETOOTH BRIDGE |
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THE BASKET CATAPULT |
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THE LIFT |
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THE UFO |
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THE LIGHT HOUSE |
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THE CANDY MACHINE |
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THE SHINING ROAD |
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THE TRIKE |
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ARDUINO CAR |
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THE AUTOMATIC PRINTED DOOR |
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THE SHINING 3D PRINTED PENCILHOLDER |
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Resources:
Visualino, is an open software that lets you code by using easy graphic blocks. This way you can program the microcontroler Arduino better than using c++ code system.
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Visualino tutorial 1: controling LEDS, button and buzzer | |
Visualino tutorial 2: potenciometer, LEDS, sensors | |
Visualino tutorial 3: analogic exits | |
Visualino tutorial 4: servomotores, step by step and DC motors | |
Visualino tutorial 5:LCD screens | |
Visualino tutorial 6: infrared sensor and follow lines | |
Visualino tutorial 7: bluetooth | |