Our good friend Ken Boak has been busy: In the last 2 weeks I have been working towards making a very low cost Arduino compatible web server based on the ATmega328 interfaced to an ENC28J60 ethernet controller. http://sustburbia.blogspot.com/2010/08/arduino-compatible-web-server.html Become the

GardenBot is a garden monitoring system. This means that you put sensors (temp, humidity, moisture, light) in your garden, and GardenBot will show you charts of the conditions in your garden — so you can see the world the way

The gang from Botanicalls used one of Adafruit’s new open source hardware ethernet shields for Arduino (open hardware too) to make some plants talk – and now you can too! That’s right, having your houseplants Twitter you when they need

Monitoring temperature and humidity in a server room environment can be expensive. The Arduino is an ideal platform for this application, and with the addition of a Sprout Board, it’s very flexible and inexpensive. Possible sensors: One additional remote temperature

The Radio Shield is an add-on kit for the Arduino development board that provides AX.25 packet radio send and receive capability, a prototyping area, and an HD44780-compatible LCD interface. Packets are sent and received in AX.25 UI frames. This allows

Autonomous vehicle control is a fancy way of saying a vehicle is self guided, based upon onboard sensor input. GPS, Sonar, IR, and other sensors can help a unmanned vehicle (plane, boat, car, etc.) navigate on it’s own with out