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blog.makezine.com - 1/26/2009

Arduino based Etch-A-Sketch interface

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Make subscriber Trevor built a simple drawing interface using Arduino and Processing - There are two potentiometers (horizontal and vertical) plugged into two of the analog inputs of Arduino. The board reads the state of the two potentiometers, and sends them as an ordered pair via USB ...

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trevorshp.com - 1/26/2009

Arduino Etch-a-Sketch

— trevorshp.com — dock 3 title arduino etch-a-sketch title image After getting an Arduino Deicimilia board, I was really excited... about making all sorts of neat things. The Arduino is an open-source (hardware and software) tool for connecting computers and the real ... (more) Arduino Etch-a-Sketch

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realwire.com - 1/29/2009

Wotif.com launch Sketch London 2009

— realwire.com — Following the success of the inaugural Sketch London competition last year, Wotif.com have announced the dates for... this year's competition. London, UK – Last year Alec Shelmerdine became the first winner of Sketch London, an art competition founded by online accommodation specialist Wotif.com (more) Wotif.com launch Sketch London 2009

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Arduino-based Etch-A-Sketch
GEARFUSE — ... built himself a software-based Etch-A-Sketch. The Arduino reads the input from two potentiometers and then through a serial connection, lines are produced on a computer screen. Over time, the lines disappear, just like a real Etch-A-Sketch . A simple, yet intuitive way of using the Arduino to build a project. Oh, and the knobs are made from an old iTunes gift card! Want to give it a shot? Trevor has provided the code and schematics that you need to get started. Link [ via ]