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Arduino Launch Control System (LCS)
A single rod model rocket launch control system using the Arduino Nano
This is a single rod model rocket launch control system. The system utilizes the Arduino Uno/Nano to report on local weather conditions (temperature, humidity, barometric pressure). The system also provides a 10-second countdown when the fire button is pressed. The system meets and exceeds the NAR Safety Code standard for model rocket launch systems as it incorporates a removable key to block the flow of power to the launch pad. It incorporates an additional two-button safety system to... -
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Musino
Arduino music clock
Arduino based alarm clock When alarm sounds the clock plays music Display is a MAX7219 32x8 LED matrix -
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Clockino
Arduino led matrix clock with auto dimmer
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cantorbl
beamshot octave scripts and bike light driver
Light intensity distribution (LID) of a lamp can be measured by taking wall/ceiling beamshots with a digital camera. The scripts process jpgs images (that have to be processed from raw data) and visualize the LID nicely. Driver: Linear, using AMC7135 and Atmel AVR ATtiny45, Li-Ion battery powered. The firmware provides convenient control - bikelight-specific. Below are firmware features -
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This is an open-hardware one-button time-lapse camera timer initially developed for a Canon 400D Digital SLR camera. It can be used to take photographs at intervals from 1 second to 65535 seconds (approximately 18 hours). Uses a PIC microcontroller.
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