Tag: S65-shield
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MirrorBot Video – Moving Projections Controller Interface
[youtube width=”640″ height=”505″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=To94DWzappg[/youtube] Part #02 of the MirrorBot Demo Video ** Video Installation Audio Visual Special Event n8 @Tacheles 17.12.2010 Music by Nil Wu Ming — ThanX!! www.nilwuming.org Headsquatter.org Live Visuals www.headsquatter.org ** Details of the Controller device: Programs and Live Mode LCD screen interface Part #01 of the Video, Installation in MIKZ, Berlin 03.2010:…
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Video: PONGuino – Arduino & S65 Shield – 2 Player MiniGame
[youtube width=”640″ height=”505″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrfPuTff9sU[/youtube] Here is a video about the PONGuino game for 2 players on a minicomputer with mobile-phone display and joysticks. The box contains an Arduino 2009, a S65-LCD Shield and a gamepad from an old playstation 1. It runs autonomous on 9V battery. The device is originally built for the “Mirrorbot” moving projection…
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MirrorBot v3 – moving projections @ Suchtfaktor Party
Headsquatter VJ crew used the new version of the moving-projections-robot in MIKZ club in Berlin Friedrichshain @ Suchtfaktor Party 6.3.2010 to create a visuals show with a moving projection. The 2D (X+Y axis) mirror-station was mounted in front of a 2500 ANSI lumen beamer – this was strong enough to produce very clear and big…
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MirrorBot V3.0 : Robot Autonomie!
Finally there is no need for a computer control screen anymore: the S65-Shield rocks! 🙂 Display Code This display is fast enough, graphical!!, colorful, just big enough and easy to program,for many tasks, where you normally would need a big (pc) screen and ‘real’ software. So I started to code an Arduino patch for a…
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PONGuino – Arduino & S65 Shield – 2 Player MiniGame
I wanted a playable game to show the possibilities of the Arduino plattform in workshops. Since I already have a S65-Shield built in a box with two joysticks, I wanted to use that MirrorBot hardware for presentation. The most funny code I could find for the S65 Shield was a Pong game by www.codetorment.com This…
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Shields up! Grafix & Color LCD Fun .: S65-Shield
We ordered a S65 Arduino shield from Watterott.com. Simply plug it on a Arduino and play with a 176 x 132 pixels color display from a Siemens S65 handy, micro SD card slot and rotary encoder. There is a library on the Watterott website, which contains some graphic functions to paint on the screen, just…