It’s called TribeDuino, and it uses the Arduino’s audio sensors to detect the time elapsed between peaks of sound — short periods are interpreted as binary ones and long periods as binary ...

But [William Osman] had been pondering what it would be like to play some classic games with inputs other than buttons, and decided to make an audio sensor ... state with an Arduino, which ...

A new Arduino compatible audio development board will soon be launching ... Art related examples include sound-art installations, acoustic sensor networks and internet radio.

Out of the box, simply touching a certain part of the device will remotely trigger Voice Search from up to 10 meters away, providing an audio cue ... is designed to be Arduino-compatible and ...

If you’re going to develop another Arduino-compatible ... Board”—is a buffet of sensors: temperature, humidity, CO, NO2, light intensity, and a microphone for reading sound levels.

Seeking to create the most waft-able air movement sensor ever, that can detect sound as well as air movement, a US researcher has turned to spider silk and a 400V field. “The goal was to create a ...

a new ultralow-noise MEMS microphone as well as an ultralow-noise and ultralow-power MEMS capacitive barometric pressure sensor. The new products result from TDK’s May 2017 acquisition of ...