NaN_drew
@nandrew.bsky.social
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Dad, maker, engineer, strategist, photographer, drone flier, bicyclist, pizza baker
Hope to make this world a better place for the next generations before my time is up.
Dad, maker, engineer, strategist, photographer, drone flier, bicyclist, pizza baker
Hope to make this world a better place for the next generations before my time is up.
This weekend I was able to more-or-less recreate my original electric prism code with MicroBlocks. Video attached!
There are two different moving rainbow modes and a white light mode. A short tap on the touch pad changes modes, and a long drag across the slider adjusts brightness.
There are two different moving rainbow modes and a white light mode. A short tap on the touch pad changes modes, and a long drag across the slider adjusts brightness.
December 2, 2024 at 2:15 AM
This weekend I was able to more-or-less recreate my original electric prism code with MicroBlocks. Video attached!
There are two different moving rainbow modes and a white light mode. A short tap on the touch pad changes modes, and a long drag across the slider adjusts brightness.
There are two different moving rainbow modes and a white light mode. A short tap on the touch pad changes modes, and a long drag across the slider adjusts brightness.
Just used @ScoppyScope to double check the peak voltage of an RC receiver PWM signal. Pretty amazing - a @Raspberry_Pi pico + an Android device + USB OTG cable and you have a scope for simple tasks like this. For a hobbyist like me, this is pretty handy!
November 18, 2024 at 2:01 AM
Just used @ScoppyScope to double check the peak voltage of an RC receiver PWM signal. Pretty amazing - a @Raspberry_Pi pico + an Android device + USB OTG cable and you have a scope for simple tasks like this. For a hobbyist like me, this is pretty handy!
#ElectricPrism cap sense position measurement is working pretty well with the @Raspberry_Pi RP2040. I'm using the LEDs to display position and intensity of touch. As is so often the case, this looks nicer in real life 🙂
November 18, 2024 at 2:01 AM
#ElectricPrism cap sense position measurement is working pretty well with the @Raspberry_Pi RP2040. I'm using the LEDs to display position and intensity of touch. As is so often the case, this looks nicer in real life 🙂