ArduinoLight Update

I’ve been running an updated (and I think improved!) version of my ArduinoLight project for some time, so I figured it was time to post some details about it.

SOPA Strike

Just thought I’d make a brief post regarding the SOPA strike that many sites are going through.I’m not from America so unfortunately I can’t go bang on my local senators door. I do, however, think it’s great to see so many sites blacking out to raise awareness of the issue and to protest this censorship bill.

To find out more check out the SOPA Strike website

By “Popular” Demand

Someone posted a comment on one of my posts asking if they could get hold of the application I made to run my Adalight device. I’ve uploaded a (hopefully) working version now and you can download it here.

ArduinoLight: First prototype

To follow on from my last post, I’ve now stuck the LEDs and Arduino together in some sort of working fashion and have now started to play around programming it. Some of my results are below.

Good things come in small packages

I recently spotted an article on lady ada’s site that showed how to create an ambient lighting rig for your PC’s monitor using an Arduino. Seeing as I’d had my Duemilanove sat around idle for over a year I figured that this would be the project to finally put it to some use!

As I Was Saying…

I’ve just started playing with the microsoft speech recognition functionality, something that comes built into Windows 7.

Eulerian Puzzles

I’ve recently rediscovered an interesting little site that’s been occupying my time.