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“This Lego pneumatic compressor is fully automated by Arduino and will be used in my future Lego train automation projects. I built it for the by Arduino automated Lego train container terminal ...

This system is similar to another Arduino-powered project known as "Kegbot," which ... In March, he unveiled the Toa Mata Band, a group of LEGO Bionicles who play the drums with the help of ...

The Arduino project has been constructed using parts of LEGO together with a handful of servos, which have all been connected to an Arduino development board. This board provides the ...

Flashing LEDs, blaster noises, LEGO, and yes, even an Arduino. Not bad for [Baron von Brunk]’s first project to use an Arduino! The blaster was based on electronics and LEGO that were lying ...

To create the light, Matt first made use of Lego ... made the Arduino script, which makes use of Facebook’s Graph API, public and you can find out more information about his DIY project ...

There's also LEGO and 3D printing in the mix. It's the Gadget Master mother Lode! The motorised microscope has actually been created at IBM Research. It was originally a… ...

The company produces tiny, stackable Arduino modules which ... plastic studs to connect to LEGO pieces and add a whole new dimension to your existing build projects. On another note, each module ...

What became Mindstorms has its roots in the MIT Media Lab’s Programmable Brick project, a series of chunky LEGO bricks with microcontrollers and the Mindstorms LEGO brick contacts for motors and ...

And to do that, she and her colleagues are developing a £300 open-source atomic force microscope (AFM) that uses 3D-printed parts, Arduino computers and Lego bricks. "We want to enable children ...