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DDR Dance Pad Repair
DDR Repair (French)
Joystick using LUFA
Source Code
Using the LUFA joystick demo, repair a DDR Dance Pad and improved it by getting rid of the psx to usb adaptor and it's tricky driver.
Jojo l'abricot
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Wii Nunchuck Interface
Website
YouTube Video
A Wii Nunchuck controls servo motors and LEDs. Arduino source code
using Wire library is available.
Patrick Faure
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LED Shield
Website
YouTube Video
Patrick Faure
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Ticket Scanner
Message from Nico
Prototype of a "cost-efficent Ticket Scanner for an NPO."
Nico
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Data Leak Prevention Bypass
Website
Testing the capabilities of Data Leak Prevention software.
Thomas Cannon
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Solar House Thermostat
Files Rich Sent
Thermostat and blower controller. Uses Arduino libraries: Ethernet, OneWire, Bounce, EEPROM, GLCD.
Rich Hollabaugh
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Music Playing Alarm Clock
Instructables Page
YouTube Video
Very configurable, IR controlled music player clock!
Frank Zhao
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4x4 Robot Chassis
YouTube Video
A cheap 4wd Robot chassis from China, controlled by a Teensy++.
Brian Schulteis
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Serial Data Analyzer
Files from Tony Griggs
RS-232 serial data analyzer with Python-based software front end.
Tony Griggs
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DataHand USB Upgrade
Website
Reversed engineered and retrofitted the DataHand Personal with USB and customization features only found in the much more expensive professional version.
"gator456"
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Autonomously Playing Guitar Hero
Website
YouTube Video
A computer plays Guitar Hero using OpenCV to analyze the video signal and Teensy to simulate the PS2 controller.
Johnny Chung Lee
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LED Cube
Website - with schematic.
Jaan Janesmae
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Homemade Plastic Extrusion
Blog
YouTube Video
A plastic extrusion system that could be used as a low cost growing media for Aquaponics.
The Teensy is used to monitor and control the temperature of a heating chamber in a plastic extrusion machine.
Rob T
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LED Shield
Blog
YouTube Video
A LED shield for making blinking led tests easier.
Jaan Janesmae
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Led Matrix Canvas
Blog
YouTube Video
Awesome 48x16 LED Matrix. This project leverages Teensy to do ultra-fast serial communication (usb_serial lib) with LED Matrix.
The data fed from a host PC and can draw complex animations.
The refresh rate can get up to ~200 fps.
JB Kim
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IRremote R/C
YouTube Video
ElRodri
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C64 Floppy Drive USB Adaptor
Photo1 & Photo2
XUM1541 project
A C64 floppy drive adapter cable using a Teensy 2.0. It's just a small patch for the XUM1541 project based on the LUFA library. It should show up in the next XUM, CBM4WIN/LINUX and VICE emulator releases.
Thomas Kindler
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Fridge Controller
Flickr Photo
A microcontroller-powered temperature controller for a fridge, built out of fabricated necessity and spare parts.
"P^2 Paul"
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Simple Robotics Breadboard
Instructables Link
A simple, inexpensive breadboard for robotics experiments. Uses the Babuino/Blocos software environment.
Jim Larson
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Dual Teensy Robot Platform
Website Link
This old motor platform has been retrofitted with two Teensy micro controllers, one for motor control and the other for sensor integration. The motor control is realized in Blockos while the sensors uses Txtzyme and depends on higher level control offered by the laptop computer.
Jim Larson & Ward Cunningham
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Octomod Synthesizer
Website Link
The USB-Octomod is a USB device which allows generation of computer-controlled analog synthesizer control voltages in the range of +/- 5V.
Greg Surges
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Hand Motion Mouse
YouTude Video
Hack-a-Day Link
Source code (or this copy)
The photoresistors are detecting the light emitted by an LED and refracted by your hand, allowing you to control your cursor simply by moving your hand over the sensors. The closer you are from the sensors, the faster the cursor will be.
Julien
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PLC Controller
Website Link
Homebrew programmable logic controller. It's not a Simatic S7, but a nice start.
Programming, compiling and flashing the controller is done in a graphical point-and-click environment.
Tomazh Furlan
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BaronPilot Quadricopter
BaronPilot Website
Video - first flight
Quadricopter using Wii Nunchuck & Moution Plus and Teensy++
or Arduino Nano for autostabilization.
Francesco Ferrara (Ciskje)
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Vacuum System Controller
Photos on flickr
Controller for turbo pump package on the Residual Gas Analyzer. Uses a teensy 2.0 programed with Arduino to decode the analog gauge output from the cold cathode ion gauge. It also controls the valves.
Jerry
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Txtzyme Javascope
Project Website
Source Code
Txtzyme interprets flexible command from a host computer and reports data
captured in the process. Javascope collects and animates the display of this
data.
Ward Cunningham
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Ghetto Drum System
Video Demonstration
Website Link
Ghetto Drum System that supports MIDI over USB.
Jason Plumb
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Inductive Joystick
Rick's Message, with Pictures
Using inductive
joystick to control a CNC machine to manually move the axis in
manual mode as well as to act as a mouse via a connected PC.
Rick Shear
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Avago LED Display
Website link
Avago LED display, to show random characters or messages.
Dave M. (spacewrench)
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USB + SNES Gamepad
Step by step tutorial
This project tutorial will show you how you can convert a console game pad into a USB keyboard mouse for playing games on your PC. The USB game pad can be used with nearly any software, such as a MAME emulator, game, simulation software, or for custom user interfaces.
Limor (Ladyada)
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Teensy on PIC DEM 2
Blog Post
"Microchip must really love this! This is a PIC DEM 2 demo board used to host a Teensy++ board. It had all the stuff I needed to test on the demo board; LCD, LED, MAX232, and buttons."
William Bowers
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Cigar Box Gamepad
Martins' message, with photos
Source code
USB powered arcade game controller. Its going to
use Seimitsu LS-40 joystick & two Sanwa push-buttons.
Martins Grunskis
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Programmable Keystroke Dongle
Website Link
The Phantom Keystroker acts as a keyboard/mouse USB HID (Human Interface Device) to send keystrokes.....
This started me thinking, what if you could make something like this that was programmable? There are all sorts of things you could do with it.
Adrian Crenshaw (irongeek)
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Video Output - Game Of Life
Markus's Message, with Video
The program generates a video signal in
the ISR, and to have something nice and dynamic to display it
calculates Conway's Game of Life [1]. Only two resistors and a RCA
jack are needed.
Markus Gritsch
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Nintendo NES Controller - USB Joystick
Website link
An old Nintendo NES controller modified to function as a USB joystick.
Peter Polidoro
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CD Emulation
YouTube Video
Website link
A USB MassStorage Device that can emulate A CD Rom Library
C. Reno
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Simple Hexabot Clone
Website link
Small hexabot is based in the simple three-servo hexapod robot using the Pololu Micro Maestro.
This version uses a Teensy and small shield to connect sensors and servos. This bot will use a small lamp and the hexapod will follow the light.
Salvador García Bernal
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Surface Mount Soldering Temperature Control
Instructable Page
Control the temperature of a hot plate used for surface mount soldering. This Instructable will show you how to build your own industrial-strength temperature controller.
Jim Larson (doctek)
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vKeyboardMouse_BT
A modded Logitech mouse that sends it's PS/2 data stream to the Teensy which normally forwards it as USB-HID-Mouse package. This way it normally behaves like an ordinary mouse. But via a Bluetooth-SPP connection you can alter the normal mouse behaviour ;-) or even send Keyboard-/Mouse-HID-Packets/-Macros from any BT device to the mouse, which then forwards them to the host.
Andreas Rothenwänder (Austria)
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Ethernet
After copying the patched spi.h file, the Arduino web server example sprang to life.
(WIZ812MJ module)
Michael Margolis
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Automated Aquaponics Greenhouse
Project Video
Teensy used to automate my Aquaponics greenhouse. It
controls everything: vents, heater, pumps, temperature sensors, light
sensors, and the fish feeder. The teensy is used as the data I/O module
and communicates with a laptop which processes it and uploads it to a
web site.
Rob T.
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Craps Game
Project Video
C Source Code
Trygve Madsen
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Multi-Channel Voltage Monitor
Product Page
Serge Ioffe
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vKeyBoard
Two Teensy boards communicating via the onboard UART, to "remote control"another PC (or other devices with USB keyboard capability).
Andreas Rothenwänder (Austria)
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Wand (persistence of vision)
Project Video
Trygve Madsen
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Ryan's Game 2
Project Video
Trygve Madsen
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WaitinGame
Project Video
Trygve Madsen
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3DP-Vert
Project page /
Development discussion
3DP-Vert is a device to connect a Microsoft SideWinder 3D Pro, Precision
Pro, or Force Feedback Pro joystick as a generic USB HID Joystick to a
computer while retaining full functionality (8-way hat, slider, and all
buttons) at a high readout rate (250Hz) with low latency (< 1ms.)
Detlef Mueller
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DMX-Bluetooth-Project
Wired up Teensy++, a BTM 222 module and some hardware switches to have control over numerous light circuits via USB, up to seven Bluetooth devices and the hardware switches.
DmxSimple for Teensy++
Andreas Rothenwänder (Austria)
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Nursery Irrigation System
John's Full Message, with Pictures
A plant nursery irrigation system ... to schedule device turn on and turn off.
John Christ
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Teensy Automation
Website link
It polls the PIR sensor and wiggles the mouse cursor when it detects motion after no motion is detected for 10 minutes. Now whenever I sit down at the machine, the board automatically wakes up the screensaver...
Joshua Neal
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Teensy Meets Nixie
Website link
Joshua Neal
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TeensyNinja
Website: teensyninja.sourceforge.net
"USB pan & tilt camera mount". TeensyNinja is a hardware modification
project for a product called "Ninja Pan & Tilt Camera Mount" from vendor
called x10.com.
Manish Pandya
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Codosome Hexis
Website link
Interactive video generated in Atmel
AVR assembly language and controlled by
photocells as part of a Dorkbot art installation at
the ON Gallery in Portland, Oregon.
Jim Larson & Ward Cunningham
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36 Blinking Lights
Website: Website link
feurig
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Buttons Sliders Stompswitches
Website: Website link
feurig
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MIDI Controller
Website: noisybox.net
It is primarily geared at being a sample trigger -- you can turn the encoder knob to select a controller number, and press one of the 12 keys to trigger a sample in that "bank".
Jason Plumb
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a photo, short description (20 - 50 words),
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