Monthly Archives: October 2014

                      My idea for a final project is to build an arcade style joystick controller. Hopefully all of you have had the chance to play games on a full arcade … Continue reading →

In researching for my final project I came across the new STEAM control pad. The goal is bringing for PC games that require a Keyboard and mouse to be played from your couch via a game pad controller. some of … Continue reading →

After searching for the component to the light gun cabinet components, I needed to search for the kind of coding would be needed to make the light gun idea work with the Arduino. Well for starters, the program must consist … Continue reading →

  One of my favorite gaming consoles and one of my first gaming consoles I have ever gotten. Inside the gaming console you find various controls and boards making this gaming system. Inside the machine you will find a audio … Continue reading →

The JDI Phantom 2 is one of the more interesting and expensive quadcopters on the market and can be very useful when it comes to aerial shots.  The quadcopter has sensors that allow it to be operated by both regular … Continue reading →

    I have been into to video games since I was a little. I remember gaming a lot on my Sega genesis playing games like sonic, batman, and streets of rage. But there would be times that I would … Continue reading →

The Nintendo 3DS consists of Buttons, a camera and a Touch screen. The touch screen can be touched with any object as well as read the hands. To the right side of the top panel, there is a slider that … Continue reading →

I really liked the idea of interactive art works and furniture using the Arduino. Some of the projects are interactive LED table or wooden mirror. But I want to see how Arduino can make this world more simple how we … Continue reading →

For my culmination project I will need to have buttons, so I decided to research arcade buttons as an actual option. I’m looking at these because they are common and recognizable but also very attractive you could say they are … Continue reading →

Objective: Make an interactive device with sensors, controllers and actuators using the Arduino circuit board. Materials: Arduino Deci Milinova(2009), USB Mini cable, Arduino Software 1.0.6, Red and Yellow LED’s, Potentiometer, PC Methods: We assembled and experimented with different configurations of the Arduino … Continue reading →