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7 votes
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Ideas for Arduino/microbits projects for my kids and me
What projects would you think would interest my daughters the most? The oldest is 11 years, super creative and builds the most intricate stuff out of plain paper, tape and cardboard. I have...
What projects would you think would interest my daughters the most? The oldest is 11 years, super creative and builds the most intricate stuff out of plain paper, tape and cardboard. I have learned programming from about her age, but feel like software would not catch her attention the same way hardware would. They already experiment with programming and microbits in school (what a truly lucky generation!!!).
I am looking for stuff that is not too complicated/expensive that it will just collect dust on a shelf because it took a lot of time to build. Specifically I would like to try something that could be dismantled and reused for other projects. Maybe a barcode scanner or something that has a connection with real life applications.
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Hacking a weird (retro) TV censoring device
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Qualcomm buys open-source electronics firm Arduino
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Experimental two-axis one-wheel robot
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Hacking a weird TV censoring device
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Print an Arduino-powered color mechanical television
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The Warthog Project - My home flight simulator: An overview
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Daisy: An Embedded Platform for Music
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Unfolding the 8-bit era (8 bits, 8 players, 8 projectors, and one Nintendo Entertainment System)
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Raspberry Pi or Arduino projects
So I've nearly finished my exams and am going to have a bunch of free time soon. I want to try and learn to do some electronics stuff. I already have an Arduino and Pi and have done the basic...
So I've nearly finished my exams and am going to have a bunch of free time soon. I want to try and learn to do some electronics stuff. I already have an Arduino and Pi and have done the basic flashing lights projects, but want to try something a bit more interesting (but not too expensive either)
14 votes