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Getting the Kinect setup on your PC: OpenNI / Primesense
Getting the Kinect setup on your PC: OpenNI / Primesense

Here’s the full details and process on getting your Kinect running on your PC using the OpenNI and Primesense drivers, yes this may be a little old news for some, but my guide here will actually get your Kinect...

Arduino : Convert Decimal to Binary
Arduino : Convert Decimal to Binary

When programming Arduino you’ll eventually at some point want to get to converting decimals to binary or the other way around. In most cases it’s normally because you want to read a value and set a number of pins...

Why I wouldn’t go to Peru with The Adventurists
Why I wouldn’t go to Peru with The Adventurists

I should add that the below is my opinion, feel free to skip to the end to see various links and comments that give more information for you to make your own mind up. So my friends and I...

Playing with Peltier Elements
Playing with Peltier Elements

Something I’ve been continuously dabbling in is producing electricity. I figure that it’s not enough just to use it and I should look at ways in which I can produce and scavenge it to understand it better. This is...

Google tweaks algorithm to lower value on spam sites
Google tweaks algorithm to lower value on spam sites

Looks like things have shifted again for anyone who follows natural/ organic search trends and I’ve been meaning to share some of the things I’ve seen in the search engines – I’ve even included some base stats but I...

Shakeable Dynamo Part 4: Building the bridge rectifier
Shakeable Dynamo Part 4: Building the bridge rectifier

Shakeable Dynamo Part 1: Why bother? Shakeable Dynamo Part 2: Building the initial dynamo Shakeable Dynamo Part 3: How electromagnetic induction works Lets start off by securing our coils on our alternator by removing the cardboard guides and then...

Shakeable Dynamo Part 3: How electromagnetic induction works
Shakeable Dynamo Part 3: How electromagnetic induction works

Shakeable Dynamo Part 1: Why bother? Shakeable Dynamo Part 2: Building the initial dynamo Right, so we’ve built the initial alternator/ dynamo and it works, not amazingly, but it works and we need to make this is a little...

Shakeable Dynamo Part 2: Building the initial dynamo
Shakeable Dynamo Part 2: Building the initial dynamo

Shakeable Dynamo Part 1: Why bother? Firstly, there is no such thing as ‘free energy‘ you have to always put something in to get something out. I call this free energy because it comes from your own movements rather...

Shakeable Dynamo Part 1: Why bother?
Shakeable Dynamo Part 1: Why bother?

First of all I have to start by condemning Brother Industries for what ultimately motivated me to build this basic prototype, allow me to explain and I apologise for the rant, the good stuff follows… I read an article...

Arduino, Kinect, Processing and Robotic Projects & Tutorials

If you've found something useful on my site that's great, I write up anything here more as a reminder rather than anything else so if you also found it useful then it's not just me looking for these things Most of the stuff you'll find here will be around Arduino, electronics, Kinect and the odd bit of programming.

Feel free to link to or use any code & projects as your own, all work is copyrighted where noted and if you intend to financially profit from this then drop me a line first so I can grant your the copyrights. If you're taking my work for your university projects then you just need to mention where you stole the code. :)

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Introducing the Harley Davidson Toilet Seat

Introducing the Harley Davidson Toilet Seat

Are you a Harley Davidson owner bored with your toilet seat? You’ve got every other piece of Harley branded merchandise but to really show...

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Getting the Kinect setup on your PC: OpenNI / Primesense

Getting the Kinect setup on your PC: OpenNI / Primesense

Here’s the full details and process on getting your Kinect running on your PC using the OpenNI and Primesense drivers, yes this may be...

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Arduino : Convert Decimal to Binary

Arduino : Convert Decimal to Binary

When programming Arduino you’ll eventually at some point want to get to converting decimals to binary or the other way around. In most cases...

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Why I wouldn’t go to Peru with The Adventurists

Why I wouldn’t go to Peru with The Adventurists

I should add that the below is my opinion, feel free to skip to the end to see various links and comments that give...

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Playing with Peltier Elements

Playing with Peltier Elements

Something I’ve been continuously dabbling in is producing electricity. I figure that it’s not enough just to use it and I should look at...

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Google tweaks algorithm to lower value on spam sites

Google tweaks algorithm to lower value on spam sites

Looks like things have shifted again for anyone who follows natural/ organic search trends and I’ve been meaning to share some of the things...

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Shakeable Dynamo Part 4: Building the bridge rectifier

Shakeable Dynamo Part 4: Building the bridge rectifier

Shakeable Dynamo Part 1: Why bother? Shakeable Dynamo Part 2: Building the initial dynamo Shakeable Dynamo Part 3: How electromagnetic induction works Lets start...

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Shakeable Dynamo Part 3: How electromagnetic induction works

Shakeable Dynamo Part 3: How electromagnetic induction works

Shakeable Dynamo Part 1: Why bother? Shakeable Dynamo Part 2: Building the initial dynamo Right, so we’ve built the initial alternator/ dynamo and it...

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Shakeable Dynamo Part 2: Building the initial dynamo

Shakeable Dynamo Part 2: Building the initial dynamo

Shakeable Dynamo Part 1: Why bother? Firstly, there is no such thing as ‘free energy‘ you have to always put something in to get...

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Shakeable Dynamo Part 1: Why bother?

Shakeable Dynamo Part 1: Why bother?

First of all I have to start by condemning Brother Industries for what ultimately motivated me to build this basic prototype, allow me to...

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Arduino Robot Arm – LarryArm v0.1

Arduino Robot Arm – LarryArm v0.1

I have constructed a basic Arduino robot arm using 3 servos that cost me £15 in total plus a couple of hours in time...

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11 Arduino Blogs for July

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In a bid to help other Arduino users find some inspiration and help I’ve written a brief round-up of the latest blogs I’ve seen/...

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