Breaking up Arduino: how to make your own arduino!
I’ve been looking at breaking out the ATMEGA328P-PU chip (that is used in many Arduino boards) to be able to reduce the footprint and power consumption of the boards. This post will show you how to make your own Arduino. WOOP! NOTE: I had a look through this...
PICAXE for Wearables, a hookup & using guide
I’m looking at an Electro-Fashion sewable PICAXE control board from Kitronik. There are a few wearable systems now that keep getting better and are getting easier to use and help people get started with so this was great to see another system. One huge advantage...
Uploading a sketch: Arduino
There are only a few steps involved in running a sketch on an Arduino board, and this post will take you through it step-by-step, making it quick and easy! You’ll need an Arduino board, a USB cable and Arduino software on your computer to follow along. Oh...
Lilypad connection : Fixed
Sometimes when you are working on a project, it’s hard to think of all the possible solutions to an issue. This post is about a problem I had when trying to upload my code to a Lilypad (any board really). But it left me wondering what the heck, and becoming...Tinker Tailor
When I started making wearable electronics - it was very difficult to find unusual parts, small components, fabrics, conductive materials, all in one place. I decided to create Tinker Tailor to address this for makers!
www.TinkerTailor.tech supplies the difficult-to-get parts for the Wearable Electronics community. My aim is to provide you with everything you need to make wearable technology projects, for beginners and experienced makers too.
