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Maker Geek Roundup 015 for 6/26/2012

Pete Brown - 26 June 2012

The Maker Geek Roundup aggregates information of interest to makers everywhere. Topics include .NET Micro Framework, Arduino, AVR and other MCUs, CNC, 3d Printing, Robotics, Microsoft Robotics Studio, Electronics, General Maker stuff, and more. If you have something interesting you've done or have run across, or you blog regularly on the topics included here, please send me the URL and brief description via the contact link.

3D Printing, Laser Cutting, CAD/CAM/CNC

.NET Gadgeteer and Netduino GO

Other .NET Micro Framework (Netduino Classic, GHI FEZ, etc.)

Arduino and AVR

Other Microcontrollers (PIC, ARM, Parallax, more)

General Electronics and Hardware Hacking

Robots, *Copters, and Robotics Studio

Synthesizers, Music, and MIDI/OSC

Photography

General Maker

Retro Computing and Commodore!

Just Awesome or Fun

                   
posted by Pete Brown on Tuesday, June 26, 2012
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2 comments for “Maker Geek Roundup 015 for 6/26/2012”

  1. Peter Wonesays:
    Hi Pete.

    It's been nine months now and you're still getting me in trouble with the missus over spending a fortune on embedded systems, so I thought I'd return the favour. Have a look at this!

    http://www.pololu.com/catalog/product/1256

    It's a complete AHDR with 6 degrees of freedom and an onboard processor. Unbelievable; the only thing it doesn't have is centripetal compensation. Since the firmware is open source and it DOES have a spare UART, you could add a GPS and turn this thing into a complete inertial guidance system. I think the only reason Homeland security isn't asking awkward questions is it isn't fast or rugged enough for a missile controller :)

    You could still build a pretty funky UAV with it, though. I'm thinking quadcopter. Can you say "Hoverbot"? :)

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