Today, we revisit the concept of serial communication with RS-232 and TTL. We'll also explore the "inverted TTL" with the ultrasonic range finder to read data from the sensor.

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We can use digital magnetic field detectors as a compass to give our robot an absolute heading.

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A wearable fiber optic light suit that responds to user gestures.

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Let's gaze upward and look at how some of those nifty satellites can give us position data.

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It's Monday, and that means it's time for Adventures in Science! This week, we dive into the mysterious world of rotary encoders.

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Learn how to control a computational program with your Arduino sensors!

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Time for the ever-popular loops discussion! We look at the three basic loops you can use in Arduino.

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Building on our last Arduino programming episode, we look at creating compound conditional statements using logic operators.

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We're back to exploring programming basics, and this week: if/else statements!

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Make an easy project for energy conservation!

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Arduino Day Sale

Today's the last day to score deal on your favorite boards!

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Two new audio boards that utilize the InGenius and OutSmarts IC suite, as well as a new digital servo!

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But when guessing the time and the combination, only two people can win

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How to use the various math operators and compound assignment operators in C/C++.

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We present another set of concepts in the computer science series as they relate to Arduino.

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Our new Simultaneous RFID Reader brings multitag tracking capabilities to the masses.

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Being able to program an ATtiny directly from Arduino can be a powerful tool to create low-cost embedded prototypes.

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Eliminate pesky decision-making with this randomized lunch picker!

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How to set up an Arduino as an in-system programmer (ISP) and program an Atmel ATtiny84A to blink

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When writing a library, pass in I2C ports to make the library more useful on different platforms.

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